Damn man I don't have a sister but the thought of having one and fooling around with her seems really hot

Well GRRM isn't really saying anything is he, he doesn't write or have final say in the show. And Coldhands doesn't particularly matter, as cool as he is. Unless he has some kind of gnarly (oops pun) relationship with the Three-Eyed-Crow or something of that elk.

I do believe you're not supposed to write major book spoilers in a comment section that's not solely intended for book readers. What a jerk!

You didn't like the torture fest? I thought it was an important part of showing how someone could absolutely destroy someone's human fabric and thus be able to turn them into a pet. I also liked Yarra's (OH SORRY ASHA'S) attempt to rescue Reek, it was super fun to watch Ramsay's fight. I do wish they mentioned that…

They mention in the episode that rail line had just been built.

"dangerous but deeply damaged, workmanlike but wounded, controlled but corroded."
I once had a prof that would subtract whole letter grades off of papers that contained asinine alliteration like this.

Mac Demarco's followup record is certainly nowhere near in the top 20. If this was his debut he wouldn't have close to the traction he has now

I'm not sure. How high are drones usually placed in the sky? Wtf does a drone look like anyway?

It's tougher to get preggerz than you'd presuppose. Perfect practise of the withdrawal method is over 90% effective, and about 78% if you suck at it.

It must be torture to have to continually tune in to a show you despise every week!

Would ISI do that? Well, they somehow "didn't" know that the world's most wanted terrorist was living in a fortified compound 1/2 a mile away from one of its premier military bases. So, I wouldn't say foul play is out of the realm of possibility.

I like Hemingway's straightforward and kind of irreverent style with which he writes his books, The Sun Also Rises is a good example of realistic, easy-to-read dialogue that tells a simple theme about the post-WWI generation. But I really don't know how he was ever placed in the same league as Salinger, Faulker,…

They're both fat and overrated, and we as a community don't deserve to be inundated by them. But there is absolutely zero denying that the worst of the jokes Rogen writes are 200 times funnier than any of the jokes that Lena Dunham has. Ultimately, they are both comedy writers, and Dunham is vastly less funny. You…

I actually liked all of your criticism of Dunham and Sonriajia or whatever her name is, but then I saw that you insulted American Psycho and now I hate you.

There's hardly more sex in Game of Thrones than there is on the page in A Song of Ice and Fire, save for the one "sexposition" scene with Littlefinger. It's a tired and tenuous argument people who have nothing better to do than be offended do with their time.

Let's look at the successful projects Rogen has penned in comparison to those that Dunham penned:

That's too bad. Lost in Translation is a great movie, and Sofia Coppola might not have been a director if her dad was a plumber.

I really thought at the end of Season 2, with Jimmy's murder, Nucky would have transformed more into the "full-gangster" Jimmy said he needed to become. Still, his entire character hasn't really changed all that much. Bit disappointing for me, in that the show is still great, but I don't really care or love his…

Bloody bogans can really be a bunch of dimwits. Used to beat me for my sanga money when they were havin a smoko

Yes I am. Leslie Jones I mean. That sassy vibe is the polar opposite of humour to me. It's the same Jerry Springer, snap-my-fingers-saying-"OH HELL NO" black female character that ran dry in the late 90's.