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Ned Stark played as big a part in this episode as any since his death at the end of season 1. In addition to the flashback within the tower of joy, you have Jon and Theon reflecting upon their “father”, and you have Sansa and Arya reflecting upon their father. You also see Bran verbally recreating the treason scene

8. If all I can see is your face – you need to cut the eye holes smaller.

Wow, this is hands down the best drama to come out of the walking dead in years.

The plants give off a chemical to make the offenders kill themselves?!

I kant

Why would Ariel Winter need a PA? To help take her bikini Instagrams?

Hey now, I personally can’t get over it, but my wife and in-laws swear by the gas station pizza in their small town. I had it once over Christmas, and it was ok, but it’s just the principle of the thing...

who’s paying for all of this!???!?! I will spend the rest of my weekend asking myself that question.

I am staring hard into a reflection of my eyeballs, and in them, I see—could it be?—a gorgeous blue and green marble; it’s Earth, in my eyes. The sight of my eye is so beautiful my heart stops, much like the heart in the corpse behind me, and I am stunned; at the beauty of this world; the beauty of my fellow WO-man;

It is possible, if you parse it without all the aggression, that she meant more people should be able to access more jobs that are good enough to provide insurance. Still dangerously, ignorantly supply-sidey, but not the evil, nasty opinion you so desperately sought to find.

You’re right. They don’t. They’re the privilidged class in society who make everyone else do the shit-eating.

That’s sort of the point, mate.

I am cheap but obscure.

The longer I am out in the working world the more I think that salaries are a scam. Some of my friends and I broke down our salaried wages to by-the-hour and it was really sad. My dad makes more hourly at the factory (and yes, he has benefits) than most of my “professional” friends.

i got it, i chuckled, i starred.

Context for the lost

Ok, I’m coming at you. He was ok acting wise—nothing to jump up and down about, nothing to barf about—but that movie got a little silly. I’m convinced the person who wrote it simply wanted an excuse to use lines like “You’re out of time,” said slowly and weighted with meaning.

Do kids not watch YouTube anymore? Is it too passé? ‘cause YouTube would have taught them that these pranks never work out.

Here is a police sketch of the suspect:

Still only the second worst thing to happen to Kim on a night vision cam.