Seeing this makes me want to hold off on watching the show, to be perfectly honest. For me, the books are more important than the HBO series (though I love it as well). And part of me just doesn't want to know anything that happens beyond A Dance with Dragons. Not yet.

You know, I didn't get the Magic Mike frenzy either.

I don't fucking get it either. It's altering a child's body in a non-medical way for aesthetic purposes. It's 100% for the parents so they can say, "Look at my baby with earrings." Because the baby sure as shit doesn't care. Except for the pain and discomfort part.

I really liked her in that role. She rocked it hard.

So, next time I want to show my students what cognitive dissonance is, I say the words "Katee Sackhoff" and "Power Rangers" in the same sentence.

Did someone say "John Barrowman riding a horse?"

She was the one getting it on with another housemate (while having a BF back home). I remember all the drama she caused and she was not one of my pet contestants. But, heck, this is just messed up. Seriously.

lol

I would love to see someone make a hunter's club. Matt becoming a police officer might lead into that. Who knows!

I felt like they held NPH back. I mean, if you're going to bring a shining beacon of light and love and massive entertainment onto an awards program, then by fuck, let him shine already.

I was one of "those" people. "Eww, I can't watch the Vampire Diaries, because it's just like Twilight. Wahh wahhh. Wahhhity wahhh."

Jared Leto... Ugh. Girl you gotta get away from that. VD's no joke.

Why doesn't he just blame 50 Shades of Grey like everyone else?

I just hope parents actually read these articles all the way through (instead of just the header). I know people who think peanut allergies are bogus and just need the tiniest of reasons to prove that their kid (even having been tested) isn't allergic.

Here's a fucking clue... Make the memorial montage longer? Surely they can cut 1-2 minutes from unfunny audience bits.

(Arms self with dash cams)

Are there times in the books when the main character says "No," and the man continues on anyway? (I honestly don't know and have read multiple "takes" on this question.)