Tarrant
<Prior Amod>
I'll go along with that to some extent, but there was zero reason to get all uppity about it.to be fair, depending on your age and geographical location can depend on how well you know the ranks of royalty.
I'll go along with that to some extent, but there was zero reason to get all uppity about it.to be fair, depending on your age and geographical location can depend on how well you know the ranks of royalty.
Haha, ok, just to put this whole silly derail to rest: I agreed with you earlier about it being incorrect to call him a king. I never called him a king myself and I was just stating that it seemed clear (to me) that by "king" he was talking about the Jarl. I can understand how some people don't know the difference between different titles for leaders. I apologize if my statement of that or my neg (which, again, was simply an attempt to not further derail the thread while still giving you a response) bothered you in some way. Let's forget about it and get back to the actual show discussion, because it's an interesting show with a lot to talk about.I'll go along with that, but there was zero reason to escalate it and even less of a reason to do so when it was explained to him.
More frequently encountered is the title of jarl, a semi or fully independent lordship. As with the bondi some held lands by odal right of inheritance, others ruthlessly fought their way to power. In the early period there is little clear difference between powerful jarls and the many petty kings who flourished in Denmark and Norway. Later, in the eleventh century, under kings such as Harald Hardrada, the power-broking jarls were crushed
All I can think when I hear or see the word pendantic is the family guy episode where Peter says "I find this meatloaf rather shallow and pedantic". LoLI think Tarrant is right yet being a little pedantic and ....
Yeah that was me. Whos bright idea was this? Good lord it's annoying and they need to stop it. I'm not sure if they are just worried the attention span of it's viewers is minimal since subjecting them to Pawn Stars and American Pickers marathons constantly so they feel like they have to show them what'll happen so they don't turn the channel or what but they need to stop that shit.3: The aforementioned preview shit that reveals every single fucking thing that's gonna happen after the break or in the next episode.
It's not his line delivery, I like the quiet, thoughtful and almost subdued delivery. Makes a good counterpoint to all the other guys posturing and the sudden violence. It's the actual smirk on his face. When he's getting chastised, after he talks to someone, just...all the time.The smirk is the best thing about the show, I much prefer that to the typical shouting delivery on every other show.
They actually handled that quite well. There was a lot of potential time between him asking for lessons and leaving for the summer raids. Then, on the beach, he was pretty clearly struggling with the language.I meant with the OTHER English dude, the one they meet at the end of episode 3 and he talks about trading/meeting the king etc. Seemed pretty good for a week of lessons.
FWIW, 'can't get it up' is exactly how I took it.Can anyone explain the makeout scene between the jarl and his wife after the jarl took all the loot from the first mission west? Is just ended wierd, was it suggesting the jarl can't get it up anymore, which is part of the reason he is such a dick and has no more sons (his wife doesn't look too old for it).
See my original comment about the passage of time, it seems the show jumps ahead without anything but a cut to the next scene, would be nice if they even had a little "3 months" later on the bottom.They actually handled that quite well. There was a lot of potential time between him asking for lessons and leaving for the summer raids. Then, on the beach, he was pretty clearly struggling with the language.