George first, then John, actually. And you’d better be careful of that other limb you’re on as well, because I’ve read all the ASoIsF books, and they only reinforce my belief in the points I made above.

And in spending literally thousands of pages in print and dozens of hours on TV bashing away at this point he’s gone completely to the other extreme. It’s not death and tragedy for the purpose of realism. It’s death and tragedy for the sake of creating cheap drama because the pacing of the story can't sustain drama of…

You know, you could just admit you don't know what you're talking about. You're making it obvious enough as it is.

Exactly what point do you think they’re trying to make about brutality and the pointlessness of life? If it’s simply that life is brutal and pointless, then that’s not a particularly creative, original, or compelling point to make, and even if it was, it's a point that's been beaten to death by this show already.

That’s a very naïve outlook.

You are an aggressively pedantic asshole. Your opinions have contributed nothing of value to anyone. Have a nice day.

Your loss.

Since no one else has done it yet, let me be the first to invite your pedantic mansplaining ass to kindly go fuck yourself.

Nah, the instinct is going to be there anyway.

True, but the instinct to avoid the balk is ingrained (or should be) in most pitchers.

It didn't go anywhere, WillrowHood. The guitar was in your heart the whole time.

QA (Q&A means Question & Answer, by the way) only needs to take the share of blame that falls on them. Without knowing the specifics there's no way to know how much that is.

Again, how do you know it's QA that's dropping the ball? All QA does is find the bugs. They aren't responsible for fixing them.

Masterful. Bravo, truly. +1

As far as I'm concerned that's a true story, whether it actually happened or not.

It gets kind of lost behind his lyrics, his persona, and the drama that has always sort of surrounded him, but it's worth noting that Prince was one of the greatest guitar players of this or any other generation. That cover is instantly elevated the moment his starts his solo. And that strut off the stage after he…

Cue (because that’s how it's actually spelled) the jaded commenter pretending to be "above it all" when he's actually just jealous someone else is getting all of his attention.

Dana White isn't the boss. He's the middle man who profits off of other people's hard work. People like McGregor. McGregor has the upper hand here, and he's using it. Good for him.

Don't steal Warren from the Senate (where she can do some good) just to make her a glorified PR stooge. Let's face it, that's primarily what the VP is.

QA gets paid to find bugs. They don’t get paid to fix them, or decide which ones get fixed and which ones are ignored. That’s the project manager’s job.