Plot twist: Robin is both the Prince (and Princess) who was promised.

The floor of that building is covered in flammable nail polish, cuz… it's a building full of catty, jaded ladies with nothing but time on their hands.

They wrote "Gock Cobbler" on his forehead with a sharpie.

Ramsay wraps up dead-end plots / kills off nearly forgotten characters.
Next week he pops up out of a barrel of rice and kills Gendry. (Or pokes a hole in his rowboat)

It is known.

Khal the Midwife!

There's also a scene before that where Dany puts her hand in a fire and Missendei (sp?) rushes over to prevent Dany from burning herself, but it is shown Dany is completely unharmed by the fire and Missendei gets burned.

It uses a new "Peer Pressure" technology that dries objects by simply making them exceptionally aware of other already dry objects nearby.

How come the High Sparrow isn't on this list?

Plot twist: his friend was raised by Garry Shandling's drag queen alter-ego, Mary Shandling.

The Onion (main site) had an entry a few days ago titled "Couple Spends Morning At Farmers Market Verbalizing Everything That Comes Into Field Of Vision".

Clickshaming

Al Franken in "Stewart Saves His Nestegg"

I would watch a Steven Seagal movie where he tried to stop elephant/rhino poachers

I can't upvote these fast enough.

Launch every zig

I think that one was made by the Penny Arcade guys as a custom version or concept art.

"All men must…shop."

I'd say the Underdark in Baldur's Gate 2: that place is full of high level Drow and other shit that will cast death spells on your party which will kill them instantly unless they have Protection from Death cast on them. The worst part is unless you have 2 clerics in your party completely loaded up with those spells…

So no mentions of "This is Jon He Does It" from Delocated, where Jon literally does a Candid Camera prank show?