IF she punched that man hard in the balls, he would definitely NOT laugh, unless he was a Eunuch.

To what end? Davos knows what war is all about.

None of these ships are even remotely as big as something like the HMS Victory.

Euron's fleet is significantly larger than Yara's fleet, and he clearly catches Yara's fleet unaware, and is using some form of ranged fire weapon. That gives Euron a big advantage and clearly we are shown his fleet dismantling Yara's. Also, leaving Yara's fleet as a viable operational force is dangerous, and giving…

I would assume both crews (that of the ship being boarded and that of the ship boarding) to know who is on their crew and who isn't prior to the engagement.

Well, except that the White Walkers aren't Children of the Forest - they are men corrupted to become weapons against other men, and they have gone around exterminating their creators as well. They are as much usurpers of the land as the other groups of men.

What people who talk about Versailles don't seem to get is that victory in WW1 was NOT absolute or unconditional. Germany surrendered while not a single Western Allied soldier was on German soil. The country was exhausted an in political revolt, but the reality was the France was hardly any better, and Britain was not…

"Dany literally already burned a navy with her dragons last season. Season 6, episode 9. What is different about Euron's navy that makes it less flammable? "

Wow…how to even deal with this?

You are leaving out the prophecy that states that using Dragon binder is fatal to the user - that makes it a far less interesting device. I mean, Euron himself doesn't even bother to have it - he gives it to Victarion to attempt to use.

"By contrast, in the show, we're moving towards a perfect fantasy kingdom with Daenerys and Jon restoring the Targaryen dynasty, saving the realm from an absolute evil that will unify the Great Houses and the smallfolk behind them, and bringing a long peace."

Cooking what? Dragonstone does not appear particularly fertile, so unless Stannis had left significant supplies behind (and why would he), that does not appear to be a particularly well provisioned spot. You need food to survive a siege, as the whole story of the Onion knight proves. Fishing might be viable, but not…

Ah, the trained Raven system clearly delivers information faster than a postal system would, plus of course we have no evidence of a lack of couriers. Also, hard to actually setup a postal system with fractured political boundaries. Even under a unified King, its clear that the local feudal houses have a lot of…

Well, the sand snakes poisoned her beloved daughter - their heads, either pre-detached or still breathing would make a gift.

While the mechanized slaughter of WW1 was novel, I would state that there are plenty of other wars of much greater brutality, particularly the larger, more devastating follow-up conflict.

Since when do we need 'surprises' to make something shocking? Sometimes, the most affecting moments in a show are events that are basically predestined, and yet the way they unfold leaves the viewers shocked nonetheless. Sarah Lynn's fate in BoJack and Nina's fate in The Americans are good examples of how to make the…

This is a discussion on sexual assault - the post I was commenting on brings up one example of actual debunked sexual assault claims against one entertainer, and then out of nowhere is equating all of this to what Samantha Bee and Jason Jones did. Personally, I find the comparison absurd and obnoxious.

When did opposing school zoning changes become a criminal act?

Vulcan himself stated that he was essentially playing both sides - so, he isn't going to deny the new gods info, but also not deny Wednesday his weapon. His play was to remain, regardless of who won.

I would disagree - WW1 is far better for grandiose battle scenes than most of WW2. Masses of men trying to cross no man's land fits into a frame in ways the more widespread battlefields of the second don't. You can also stage the battle with just actors, prop guns and explosives. No need of expensive vehicles to…