I think, at least in the case of Sansa and Arya, the weirdness of their characters recently is justified. Both of them have been through the wringer and now have returned to the comfort of home, but can't seem to shake the behaviors they had to adopt to survive the last few years.

One of us! One of us! Gooble gobble gooble gobble!

*LAWSUIT*

"No Reply" by The Beatles

I swear that's printed on my copy. I'll have to look when I get home. It's part of why I picked the thing up on a whim

I could tell Armada was irredeemable trash just from the sample chapter at the back of my copy of RPO

He's fat, and then he gets obese and then he sets up an exercise regemin that he's forced to do before logging in every day so he's gets really fit like the dude in the movie

"I Preferred Battle Royale"

2eady Player One

A large part of why I bought RPO was that there was some kind of accolade from The AV Club on the cover of the paperback. I'd heard of it previously but I saw that and thought I'd give it a try. It was really dumb but fun in parts

Or the spine of Urban crime. Or the crack epidemic

Idk maybe I'm still just infinitely childish but I still love their stuff

*Earwolf studios staff in shambles*

They all have apps, friend

🅱️oi…..

They did the free trial cards at Oddball Fest last year too. The workers were having a hard time getting people to take them. I took one, but never remembered to try it out

Only one episode where Chuck Mangione almost dies in a big box store explosion

Sounds like a riot.

Nonsense. There was only one episode where Hank got all the fish in the pond were addicted to crack. There was only one episode where Hank lost his chocolate cherry to a dolphin. There was only one episode where Khan turned into a redneck.

What a rip-off