It's a write-off for them. They just write it off!

I didn't like it either. It was the same shit as the final episode of season one minus the dragons. The Dothraki already know that she is The Unburnt and many of the people in Vaes Dothrak were probably there to witness her fire ressurection the first time. This feat wouldn't nearly have had such a big impact the…

Did Jon at any point mention to Sansa that he was literally murdered and came back from the dead? I feel like this is a pretty important detail that was just kinda glossed over during their catching up session.

Yeah but Westeros is a very patriarchal society. There are a few instances in the series' lore of bastards of male lords being legitimized but I seriously doubt any of the northmen would legitimize the bastard son of a woman. Especially one who spurned her betrothal to a northern ally (Robert Baratheon) and had an…

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Who the fuck actually considers Dirty Dancing to be a masterpiece? It's a guilty pleasure at best.

I love The Money Pit.

I get the criticism for "Ten" but Evenflow and Paradise City have almost nothing in common lyrically or musically. That is one of the most bizarre song comparisons I've ever heard.

Girls isn't really considered a consensus "masterpiece". I would call it polarizing. It has a large base of detractors.

Nevermind only has 3 good tracks on it (Teen Spirit, In Bloom, Come as You Are). The rest of it is complete shit. And Nirvana in general is without a doubt the most overrated rock band in history.

Are there seriously people who consider Magnolia a masterpiece? That's a cult film at best.

These people are voicing animals. There are literally no human characters in that film but you think that the voice actors should have been black anyway because Africa. Fucking hell, man.

In fairness, the reason the water temple in Ocarina is so annoying is because you have to constantly equip and unequip the iron boots, which is tedious as hell because of the slow menu interface. The 3DS remaster added quick switching which fixes that.

If you're on that level you shouldn't even be fucking with recorded music anymore. Have a live band on retainer to perform all the requisite boating music for your journey. I'd recommend Mustache Harbor.

Oh, his catalogue is certainly acceptable for weekend nautical jaunts. Just avoid any song titles that could be considered TOO punny. "Sailing" and "Ride Like the Wind" are just way too on the nose for a gathering on the water. But anything else from his debut record or Another Page will complement the mood perfectly.

Well, it depends on the size of the boat, really. If we're talking a single-mast 25-foot catamaran or outboard weekender then something more mellow and downtempo like Hall & Oates or Steve Winwood is appropriate. Once you move above 40 feet and get into double-masts or diesel cruisers then you need tunes with a bit…

Those three words should be a permanent watermark on every article of theirs.

They're called "Yacht" and they don't even play yacht rock. I am extremely disappointed.

"Happy people read and drink coffee"

They serve Guinness everywhere. Not everyone drinks it.