RE: your second paragraph… I completely agree. Jaime is obsessed with Cersei, she rejected him, and he reacted to the extreme. I didn't think it was out of character at all. His defense of Brienne in previous episodes is irrelevant. His relationship with Cersei is not really comparable to his relationship with…

What boggles my mind is that people keep insisting the book scene is completely consensual because Cersei eventually says yes. After, you know, saying "no" a bunch of times and struggling while "he never heard her".

I absolutely love that the films continue to crush the dreams of Boba Fett fans. He's a clone who enjoyed 15 minutes of fame before dying in the Sarlacc. Case closed.

I get what you're saying. He thought she would be thrilled to see him, but she insulted him, so we might interpret the rape as an "I'll show you we're still meant to be!"

My interest in this show has waned as the shocking/violent/gross scenes keep coming. I get that medieval times were gross, but it's continuously hard to watch what seems like violence for the sake of it. I'm still curious where the story leads, but I think I'm almost done.

I'm more afraid of being raped than I am of being murdered. Chances of the former are a lot higher.

My aunt loved Garth during his heyday, so I got a lot of exposure to him as a kid. I went to his concert at Staples Center a few years back. I didn't know half the songs and yet it was hands-down the most fun concert experience of my life. He puts on a fantastic show. Really energetic and engaging. Too bad he…

Huh. I wasn't aware that Blink-182 was so universally hated and anyone who admits they enjoyed any part of their music has to put a qualifier on it like, "I was young" or "but I knew it sucked". I thought it was pretty clear that they weren't trying to represent punk or be very deep or serious til later on.

I went through the same pseudo-emo-ish phase circa 2004, although that was early college for me, and I wasn't a theater geek. I still feel like Sing The Sorrow and Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge ~speak to me~.

I had insane roommates for a time in college. Angry texts because I didn't change the TV back to cable input when I was done watching a DVD. I don't miss those times.

I can be assured that my life is not a secret hit TV show because nothing exciting happens. It would be 60% sitting at my desk at work and 40% sitting on the couch watching TV.

Thanks. I did see that option when I set up my PC, but I forget why I went with it anyway (the store maybe?). Someone described how to switch back to local in the responses there, which will be great because the damn thing prompts me to "verify your current password" every time I log in. Even though I just logged…

Just install Classic Shell and set it to boot to the Desktop.

Classic Shell makes 8 bearable. It allows you to bring back the old-style Start menu and never see the Metro screen unless you want to.

Meh. I'll be really sad when they give up Windows 7. It's even better than XP.

1. Hottest of the three
2. Best answer, addressed her foot massage request

I'm just gonna put in this question under your related one.

The correct pronoun is "he" because he is presenting as a male. I'm no expert on trans matters, but using "it" to describe a person is really cringeworthy. You probably could have even used an umbrella "he or she" because at least that's not dehumanizing. C'mon, son. Common sense here.

Mythbusters did that one. They had a blind taste test of cheap vodka, a few different filtrations, and top shelf. A vodka connoisseur ranked everything correctly right off the bat. Jamie was generally accurate and he could tell which one was top shelf. Kari was completely wrong. They called it busted but admitted…

You can create custom friend lists on Facebook and use custom security on your posts to include or exclude certain lists. You can also make that security your default setting if you want. They've had custom friend lists for years.