“What have the 7 Kingdoms ever done for us!”
“Killed the White Walkers and save humanity?
“Ok other than that.
“Cured grayscale?”
“Alright other than save humanity and cure a fatal disease, what has Westros done for us lately?”
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Jon Snow IS ... the Night Stalker
Damn. Just...damn.
My wife’s suggestion just now —John Wick 3: Wick It Good
Holy Shaka, when the Wall fell!
>Thank you! “Boycott United” is like saying “drive from NYC to DC but don’t take 95"
To be fair, there are a few ways around this. Not so many side roads in the sky.
5. Trees. If you spent that much time running from zombies in the woods, you sure as hell wouldn’t sleep on the ground. Climbing spikes also make great zombie killers when you come down in the morning.
Sorry, “hirelings” ... also men-at-arms, mercenaries, followers and, yes, henchmen
If you go back to the original, you were almost expected to play with henchmen — it was practically the only use for Charisma in the LBBs. That made it easy to have an entire party ready to go, even if it was just you and your friend playing 1-on-1 after school.
Careers was our favorite game as kids, made all the more amusing by the anachronisms on the board.
“I thought YOU had the keys”
Are We Not Avengers?
The irony is, I really liked the BSG finale. Sure, I can see *why* somebody would've hated it — but my friends and I didn't, and it was mostly because of the little character details (Baltar and Six suddenly realizing they'd been seeing the same head versions all along; the Galactica undulating as it came out of…
ALL the cars from the Speed Racer movie could have qualified. By my count, there were at least 25 unique designs — and that was just among the race cars
What to avoid at all costs: Kirkland beer. Unless you really really like the taste of paste
Can we just skip to the part where facebook buys the whole damn planet and makes everyone start paying rent?
Fox just optioned this for FX
> Stars and planets could have never formed from dust
Strangely enough, I could have told them this back in the '80s — except we called it the "Metron Effect."