I think you're, umm, taking PathRifter literally.

It seems more likely that the public admissions reflect a growing realization by the NK government that telephone and internet technology are making it harder to keep the country's population from getting information from the outside world.

Hey Dee-Jay Forte -

I'm glad to read that you aren't likely to go the letter grade route.

One could skip both steps by considering:

Well, it's ridiculous to have an article comparing chocolate and sex NCAA Tournament style, right?!

Well, we have some common ground.

SeaLionBeast seems right.

I'm not wading in to touch any merits of the crack baby/long term effects discussion.

Well, I'm not going to address the many errors, mischaracterizations of my comments, and other problems with your reply that cover things you and I are unlikely to make progress on.

Gr8andPowerfulTurtle:

Yours is a remarkable comment.

I was in complete agreement that T-Dogg should have been featured more prominently, and that his lines should not have been the stereotypical, "Aww hell naw!" sort.

I enjoyed this episode more than most of the others this season.

I am devastated by the demise of the Nightsisters.

Not a single hair and also not any fur, at least not while it's attached to a critter!

It looks like you've missed a third, and the simplest, most obvious and correct, interpretation of CCF's release:

Very well-stated; thanks. His comment reminds me of the dork in the bar in Good Will Hunting.

This is an awesome summary. Thanks very much! I'm glad to hear I can play it in discrete chunks. Thanks for the wiki link; learning about the lore is pretty much what is drawing me to the game. It's a fascinating story line.

Thanks. The story universe is the most attractive part to me. Honestly, if it were a series like Clone Wars I'd be watching every episode. I'm glad I can get the fun in short bits of playing time.