Sorry, it was a dumb question.

GoT has always had one villain that’s so unrelatable that they’re just fucking boring and the show partially becomes a dreary exercise in waiting for them to die already (Ramsey/Joffrey etc). Cersei’s “spoilt rich kid that overestimates her intelligence” shit grew tired seasons ago, and although she won’t die until…

If someone was going to ruin Endgame, I’d have guessed Andy Reid.

also the worst thing Ballmer might ask you to do is use a Surface, not listen to his vanity band

show some fucking respect man

+1 HI-V (high five in Roman)

The citizens of Portland would argue that the team was cool 5 years ago but is totally mainstream now and lost their spirit.

Starred for “more deadlier”. 

Sportscenter and the Inside the NBA guys keep saying Russ had a great game. He was 11-31! I don’t care if he got a triple-double. That is not a good game.

I’ve mounted a TV before

Fuck, it’s Orlando even. This might be the 3rd or 4th mascot fight he has broken up today.

Are you certain that you’re using the idiom “pitch a tent” correctly?

You. Have. To. Set. The. Table. 

A lot of people are going to die next week. They wanted us to spend time with everybody, so the deaths will mean something.

My theory is that D&D added that part then so that during the Battle of Winterfell, Dany is going to have a moment when she has to choose to save Jon or let him die (or maybe even kill him herself).

If it’s more important for you to have an emotional “moment” than to have a fair outcome, go watch a fucking movie.  

“Maybe you want to live in a world where leagues leverage replay technology as often as possible to prevent such injustices from happening, but does that leave you with a sport worth watching?”

You’re gonna have a hard time finding anyone who thinks penalties are better than away goals. Penalties are the worst, and rarely feel legitimate. Away goals are unsatisfying, which is fine for a 3rd level tiebreaker.

I hate penalty shootouts much more than the away-goal tiebreaker.

lemme get this straight: one of the problems with VAR is that correct decisions seems confusing to people who don’t know the rules and/or dont have access to the replay