She wasn’t complaining because no one recognized her. She was saying, “Because no one recognized me, I was able to observe something that happened to someone else at the restaurant.”

She’ll be riding Nymeria.

Yes. He is a very good boy.

Drogon was the only one in the end who understood that what was needed was to abolish the actual established order of power.

Because... because that’s how the entire colonization of North and South America happened?

Well that was quite dull wasn’t it?

I imagine this is like union negotiations 101. It’s probably written into their contracts that they get the choice to resign before being fired. And if that’s the case, the only thing that’s going to change that is public pressure on municipalities to play more hardball with the police unions when contract negotiations…

I wish I could do this at the salon. 

That's one hell of a mother's day card. 

Can’t tell you how many text messages I exchanged with friends seriously worrying about the health of a person I have never met and will likely never meet.

They’re going with the “I suspected they had warrants” defense I see. It’s like these cops have a running mental rolodex of warrants when they’re issued or something.

I’ll say this: I’m 35, and the thought of waking up two years from now and finding myself in a high-profile social media makeup feud with a 19 year old boy feels like one of the more embarrassing directions my life could potentially take.

Didn’t they round up all the wildfire they could when they blew up the Sept? I think the bits we saw last night were just the bits they couldn't find. 

That plot synopsis reads like a promise of a few hundred pages of pure cringe.

I used to relish the times when my wife would pump and go off to her art studio so I could feed my son, and let him fall asleep on me. When my daughter was born a few years later and my wife didn’t have the studio to go to anymore, she almost never pumped and I missed out on that. I even asked her to pump a few…

Finding something that somebody else paid for and then claiming it is free is one of the major tenets of libertarianism.

Close. But Grand Juries are fundamentally investigative in their role. And most of the things being misrepresented about them by the particular choice of words in that description, are an outflow of that.

So the immunity comes out of the way the subpoenas impact the constitutional rights to remain silent and 5th…

Nicholas looks kinder.

Something tells me this is how you conclude all your debates. LOL

Or at least focus on the fact that he worked at McKinsey which is actually not good.