Yeah, didn't know 1 or 4 myself, but I could have made better guesses then they did.

I read these books at least 4 times each, and Im surprised its considered a mystery. Rereading them i think its obvious who Jons Parents are. They are way to many hints that point to his parents and it also just makes sense who they are. And the few who have read Dance With Dragons also said they make it more…

Very true, but not where he crashed. I live in the area and drive by there all the time, 322 and Pottstown pike is straight, has rails and a big enough shoulder.

You mention Dance Central 2, Halo 4, Halo Anniversary, Kinect Star Wars in the article, but don't bother to mention the Seasame Street: Once Upon a Monster! How dare you sir!

So what your saying is I should start shopping in Delaware more? Done.

Yeah really. Whenever I go to my brother in laws house to watch tv and see his 3 remotes setting on his coffee table I feel like I'm in the stone ages.

Your close to something there about Jon, but no he is not Roberts son.

Ahh, CoD, the cool game for us internet geeks to hate on. I don't care though, I'm buying it day one, along with BF3.

Thought it was a great episode, surprised to see someone write it was there least favorite so far. My only problem was they left out one of my favorite Tyrion lines. When Cat takes him, the Inn lady Says "Don't Kill him here". And Tyrion Replies "Don't kill him anywhere!". I was hoping they would open the episode…

My wife is having that problem. I'm not, but I read the books. But the thing is, even with most of the first book I had the same problem. It wasn't until late in the first and the second book that you start hearing the names enough and seeing the characters that you start to put these people together. There are…

Yeah, I was surprised that they went all out and actually showed that the 2 were gay. I wasn't expecting that, but like everyone else said it was in the book. I knew both of them were gay and were lovers, but I was expecting the show to be more subtle with it as the books did. In the books you are still guessing…

Yeah, I guess some people don't like character development, but with out it, why would you even care when this or that person is killed in your "epic" parts of the series.

If I was still in High School, yeah, I would just play it with a friend split screen. But I'm 29, only gamers I know play one type game and that's COD or Battlefield and we only play that online since we live a least an half hour away from each other. I guess I could get the neighbors 14 year old to come over and…

ugh, I think its time to sell Portal 2 for the PS3 and just buy it on the 360. I beat single player twice and just want to get through co-op.

Yeah, that's the only thing that keeps me playing are the RB parties. The only problem is I don't have a lot of time to do them, only end up haveing like 1 RB party every 2 months. I also keep buying songs for some strange reason, I brought Billy joel for more keyboard songs but have yet to play any of them since…

Gotta agree with you 100% there. And that is also the reason I brought brawl. I use to play multi player with my friends who live on the same street as me, now my friends don't live in the same state let alone street. So I brought that for online multi player, and sold the game because of the bad lag of online.

I concur my good sir.

Arya had her chapters in crows, she is not suppose to appear in Dance, so it will have to be an extra nasty surprise.

haha, no it wasn't as "red" as those.

Friend of mine didn't have a nerdy wedding but he cake sure was. Shaped as a shield, white back and a grey direwolf on it with Winter is Coming written on the bottom of the shield. Nerdtastic.