Yes this exactly! I was always picturing her as Brienne despite the book description.

I love the fact they chose a city in *South* Korea whose name is almost the same as the capital of *North* Korea. That shouldn't cause any confusion at all.

Yeah a guy used to work with at an ISP around that time period had a 3 letter .net domain…and a quick check looks like he still has it. Come to think of it that ISP I worked for had a 3 letter .net domain…looks like that one just redirects to Earthlink now.

Piecey McPieceFace is it then!

Yeah I'm glad so glad I picked up my 5 letter domain (name plus first letter of last name) back in 1997. I still kick myself for not snatching my 4 letter first name domain like a year before.

So this is a prequel to XXX?

What? No "Eat It"?

Well that's so horrifying I can't even bring myself to watch it.

Oh really? I didn't know that. Not terribly shocking.

I dunno I found these even more panic inducing to watch.

More importantly though, how accurate are the various meals depicted in the show vs the endless detailed descriptions in the book of what the characters ate?

And it is a pretty stupid restriction. Especially given the fact the reasoning was to prevent possible "foreign interference" which is fucking hilarious given the current situation.

Also same answer Re: Stupid fucking electoral college. Of course I'm sure the very same people would blow a gasket if the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact ever came into effect.

Well 49% of American voters at least, so like 20% of Americans.

Don't tell Chris Matthews that.

Hello Cleveland!

Seemed pretty straightforward to me. Just because something is a banal platitude doesn't mean it's not true.

I'm not sure, but I think somehow this show has now been on the air longer than the Simpsons? At least it sure *feels* that way, which I believe is good enough in our "alternative fact" era.

Yep. I totally didn't make the connection it was the same actor in all those roles. Guess that's the sign of a good actor.

LOL I just realized he was in Legion, The Guest, High Maintenance and Downton Abbey.