Vonnegut produced enough to know his form, most people are working under the same idea and are still at square one. Just putting words on paper for a while would help them know what is an isn't perfect. It's a great new writer tactic, or a lazy writer like me. From the video most of those are the aspiring, writing at…

As a writer I just want to beat them over the head. Editing is for agonizing, the first draft is for throwing every idea in your head on the page. It's creative writing 101 people!

Edited because I might have said to much.

That shot made my wife so happy last week when she finally got to watch season 5.

I'm thinking just the Karstarks. They said that, and I'm going to butcher names, the Manderly's Umbers, and Karstarks were with them and had more men than the rest of the North. I can't see the Manderly's and the Umbers ever turning on the Starks, ever.

Victarions impotent rage was bland as hell in Feast, but in Dance, whooo boy.

There really was no hiding that he was going to come back. At least he was dead. It was a half truth which is better than so many of the Hollywood lies we get these days.

I don't think so, he seemed a bit older, the dong man not the head splatter guy.

I'd say Undiscovered Country is second only to Wrath.

Littlefinger understands people better which is why he has gotten so far. His plans count on them being emotional fools when pushed right.

I think Gruffa job is to bring another hostile army into westeros to fight over the throne here late in the game before the north blows ice zombies on them. A crazy vengful Dorne can fill that void.

I remember struggling to stay awake during much of that cluster of a plot line. So dull, GRRM picked two of the fullest peoe in Dorne for us to follow, which made me not care about the cool people around them.

The little knife in the chair…

Not really. I missed it at first and picked up the PS2 version after RE4 came out and didn't finish it. Which makes it the only RE I have started that I didn't finish.

I've loved RE3 more than 2 since the day it came out. 3 balances the action and the scares just right, the puzzles are fun and it gives you a ton of environments without losing the distinct feeling of them all. Late PS1 was when Survival Horror was at it's best.

I wish I had given up on Dexter there and not gotten through three more seasons.

God RTD loved his pop culture references.

Shine on you crazy diamond.

I've always said the PT was at it's best when the only person talking was John Williams.

Not a clue how he beats her.