But you might need to, for the proper spellings of "Jaime" and "Cersei."

I read that they could have been ready to premiere it as early as this week, but then the ONLY promotion for it would have been during the Superbowl. This way they get to advertise the shit out of it for 3 weeks (which they damn well better do).

I love books like this. I've added it to my "To Read" list based on your description. Thanks!

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It's funny, we're regulars at several restaurants around (we go out to eat faaaaar too much) and while the bartenders always recognize us, they rarely actually know my name. I bet they know hubby's name, because he's the one that hands them the credit card at the end of every night. But rarely did we actually…

I'm "the lady with the Lego iPhone case." I have gotten comments about it from virtually every single bartender who's served me, and they remember it every time I sit down.

Exactly - when it's packed is when being a regular really pays off. The biggest thing at our favorite busy restaurant is when we're waiting for seats at the bar. I just have to catch the eye of one of the bartenders and they'll *ensure* that we get the next two seats that open up, even if there was someone else…

"Based on the forthcoming series of books by Kiera Cass." I am hating this about some of the more recent YA dystopian trilogies I've seen or read. These often young, female, debut authors are getting movie and TV deals based on their books that HAVEN'T EVEN BEEN RELEASED YET. The studios are getting more and more…

Everyone's different, obviously. I have had mine for 5 years (I need to get it changed out soon, actually) and have never "felt" it or been uncomfortable at all (besides the initial week of discomfort - it was apparently a bitch to insert based on the swearing the gyno was doing down there.) Hubby has never felt…

I like my IUD (granted, hormone-covered) because it made my periods completely disappear.

Yeah, I've been trying to rotate our non-flippable mattress 180 degrees every 6 to 9 months or so. (Every 3 months seems excessive to me.) It's a king-size which is *almost* square.. I've been trying to figure out if I should rotate it 90 degrees instead and that way sometimes we get a slightly wider mattress,…

Yeah, that's the phrase that really got me. Weird, but admittedly descriptive of the situation. I wonder if they were sitting up there in the lunar module waiting to die, would the wives have been able to talk to them before the air ran out? Although I can't imagine the couples wouldn't have had "that talk" before…

Love my Nook Simple Touch. And these things are getting so cheap these days that if it's another e-ink reader and it has decent feature upgrades, I would strongly consider getting a new one. But it's hard to see where they could go from their current lineup, at least on the e-ink side.

And there's people like me, who are taking medications like simvastatin (Zocor) for cholesterol, who can't have grapefruit at all due to the dangerous interactions. (There are actually a lot of drugs that have similar issues.) It makes me sad that I can't try this drink cause it sounds very interesting.

Love my FitBit ultra.

No, the guy Sylvane killed in the first ep was one of the other suit-wearing administrators - the younger one that we saw talking to a guard when Nelson was first getting beat up in the yard this episode. The warden is the older bald guy and I don't think we've heard anything about what happened to him.

A lot of good and/or expensive white wines these days are using screw-tops, not corks. The joke was always that the really, really cheap wine used screwtops, so you knew if it had a cork you were drinking the fancy stuff. But that's not really the case anymore.

I'm not really ashamed of the sci-fi books I haven't read yet. What I DO lie about for books I have no interest in when someone excited about a book asks "Have you read such-and-such?" is that "it's on my list." Oh, haven't gotten to it, but it's definitely on my list of books to read! If I ever whittle down the…

Dwarfs!

But isn't the pain worth avoiding? Also, your dentist can detect other health problems besides just those with your teeth. Even a yearly checkup is better than none. (I say this as someone who didn't go to the dentist for approximately 10 years as well. My teeth weren't as bad as they could have been, and I'm sure…