no, everytime the knife would cut the frozen steak it would explodeYou could even eat a frozen steak with that dagger
Windows 95 was released in 1996, why do I even need to say this?Incoming Chuk to say the original post said ten years and 95 was 24 years ago. You fucked up pal.
Where in the mother of the fuck are all of these unsullied coming from?
Do they reproduce themselves via mitosis? If so, are they still eunuchs? WTF!
It must be. Only a washed up liberal Jedi Master would drink Yoda piss.Windows 95 was released in 1996, why do I even need to say this?
I've seen this a few times now, is this a legit scene from the movie? LOL
Windows 95 was released in 1996, why do I even need to say this?
I've seen this a few times now, is this a legit scene from the movie? LOL
"Targaryen ruthlessness that comes with even the good Targaryens"
good for youYou've very much said we aren't getting new things, just improving old things. Just improving old things can be very significant.
no, everytime the knife would cut the frozen steak it would explode
Yea, into bite sized chunks.
I wonder what NK would taste like. Might be good pickled.
You sound very invested in this horrible writing.
when you think everyone is an asshole.....No. I'm fascinated by the levels are retardation from the same people invested in trashing the horrible writing. Which makes me think maybe people like you are a terrible gauge as to what constitutes bad writing
when you think everyone is an asshole.....
In the scene I posted people are telling her to burn KL to the ground and strangle the life from Cersei at this moment. She refuses.
That is what makes the turn so frustrating. The writers have been leading us AWAY from the mad queen not toward it. For several seasons.
And instead of her going mad right away when it all starts crumbling down she waits until she has achieved absolute victory. KL is hers, the surrender bells sound she has achieved her goal and the iron throne is there to sit upon. And only then does she actually lose her mind. It's jarring, which is the point. That scene loses a lot of its potency because it's bewildering. It was written that way for shock value. It's shallow and unsatisfying.