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Post by Hotman on Apr 12, 2015 23:58:50 GMT -5
The lady doth protest too much, methinks. Agreed. softserve is waiting for Grey Worm to deep throat Ser Barrister and Jeorah to return to suck the dripping jizz out of his beard. At least that's what I hope. Er, imagine. Your sick
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Post by Ff2 on Apr 13, 2015 8:09:53 GMT -5
What's with the gayness. Uncomfortably long gayness. There was more man fucking than there was the other way around. HBO. Change that acronym to HOMO. The lady doth protest too much, methinks. We should borrow Darren Sharpers penis monitor to see if southside actually like those scenes.
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Post by southside on Apr 13, 2015 8:21:11 GMT -5
Weener, weener weener, weener weener, weener weener.
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Post by Big L on Apr 13, 2015 8:26:50 GMT -5
The lady doth protest too much, methinks. We should borrow Darren Sharpers penis monitor to see if southside actually like those scenes. Wouldn't even get to the end of the scenes - his boner would partially block his view.
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Post by southside on Apr 13, 2015 8:47:52 GMT -5
We should borrow Darren Sharpers penis monitor to see if southside actually like those scenes. Wouldn't even get to the end of the scenes - his boner would partially block his view. So you're saying I've got a big dick? Right on.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 13, 2015 9:04:14 GMT -5
I've read the books so I know where things left off and what to expect, but for those show watchers with no time to re-watch, This Article was a decent refresher. Never really understood when Baratheon showed up on the other side of the wall to help Jon Snow against the wildlings. He received a letter saying they need help and poof he showed up on the other side of the wall? That's it? Not sure how it plays out in the book but later in that episode....maybe even the same scene, the Red Woman looks into the fire and warns Stannis that the true battle is in the north. That combined with Davos' warning after reading the letter seems to be the turning point. Ironically, if Stannis doesn't throw Davos in the dungeons where he learns to read through Stannis' daughter, he might have never gotten the warning.
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Post by Big L on Apr 13, 2015 9:34:29 GMT -5
Wouldn't even get to the end of the scenes - his boner would partially block his view. So you're saying I've got a big dick? Right on. I said partially.
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Post by Hotman on Apr 13, 2015 17:23:55 GMT -5
Never really understood when Baratheon showed up on the other side of the wall to help Jon Snow against the wildlings. He received a letter saying they need help and poof he showed up on the other side of the wall? That's it? Not sure how it plays out in the book but later in that episode....maybe even the same scene, the Red Woman looks into the fire and warns Stannis that the true battle is in the north. That combined with Davos' warning after reading the letter seems to be the turning point. Ironically, if Stannis doesn't throw Davos in the dungeons where he learns to read through Stannis' daughter, he might have never gotten the warning. Yep, and they went to the iron bank in Braavos to get a loan to get their shit patched up to go to the wall.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 14, 2015 10:00:42 GMT -5
Not sure how it plays out in the book but later in that episode....maybe even the same scene, the Red Woman looks into the fire and warns Stannis that the true battle is in the north. That combined with Davos' warning after reading the letter seems to be the turning point. Ironically, if Stannis doesn't throw Davos in the dungeons where he learns to read through Stannis' daughter, he might have never gotten the warning. Yep, and they went to the iron bank in Braavos to get a loan to get their shit patched up to go to the wall. It's pretty cool to re-watch the episodes over again, you pick up on a lot of subtle nuances that can completely go over your head when watching for the first time. For example, when I re-watched season 4 I picked up on this: the little kid who killed Ygritte (Olly) was the same kid who was let go by the Wildings a few episodes earlier when they raided a smaller town. He was let go to warn Castle Black that the Wildings were slaughtering the villages in hopes that the Nights Watch would leave Castle Black to defend the other villages. At one point while preparing for the Wildling invasion Olly tells the nights watch that he doesn't know how to fight but was the best archer of all the kids in his village. Then boom he ends up killing Ygritte with a bow and arrow. (Ygritte was also the one who killed his dad when they originally invaded the town). It's little things like this that make the show so good that you have and want to watch the episodes multiple times.
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Post by jetswin on Apr 14, 2015 10:09:56 GMT -5
I thought the episode was boring, and enough with man on man. My son, who has read all the books, said it's veering away from the original story already, he was not pleased lol
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Post by jetswin on Apr 14, 2015 10:12:40 GMT -5
Yep, and they went to the iron bank in Braavos to get a loan to get their shit patched up to go to the wall. It's pretty cool to re-watch the episodes over again, you pick up on a lot of subtle nuances that can completely go over your head when watching for the first time. For example, when I re-watched season 4 I picked up on this: the little kid who killed Ygritte (Olly) was the same kid who was let go by the Wildings a few episodes earlier when they raided a smaller town. He was let go to warn Castle Black that the Wildings were slaughtering the villages in hopes that the Nights Watch would leave Castle Black to defend the other villages. At one point while preparing for the Wildling invasion Olly tells the nights watch that he doesn't know how to fight but was the best archer of all the kids in his village. Then boom he ends up killing Ygritte with a bow and arrow. (Ygritte was also the one who killed his dad when they originally invaded the town). It's little things like this that make the show so good that you have and want to watch the episodes multiple times. Wasn't that the same kid John Snow was slapping around in practice ?
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Post by Jets Things on Apr 14, 2015 10:32:22 GMT -5
It's pretty cool to re-watch the episodes over again, you pick up on a lot of subtle nuances that can completely go over your head when watching for the first time. For example, when I re-watched season 4 I picked up on this: the little kid who killed Ygritte (Olly) was the same kid who was let go by the Wildings a few episodes earlier when they raided a smaller town. He was let go to warn Castle Black that the Wildings were slaughtering the villages in hopes that the Nights Watch would leave Castle Black to defend the other villages. At one point while preparing for the Wildling invasion Olly tells the nights watch that he doesn't know how to fight but was the best archer of all the kids in his village. Then boom he ends up killing Ygritte with a bow and arrow. (Ygritte was also the one who killed his dad when they originally invaded the town). It's little things like this that make the show so good that you have and want to watch the episodes multiple times. Wasn't that the same kid John Snow was slapping around in practice ? Keep your shield up, ya little shit!!
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Post by Dirtstar on Apr 14, 2015 11:25:11 GMT -5
I thought the episode was boring, and enough with man on man. My son, who has read all the books, said it's veering away from the original story already, he was not pleased lol the producers already announced that this season the storyline will start veering away from the books because they're about to catch up AND THERE ARE NO MORE BOOKS. if i had a million dollars, i'd bet every penny that GRRM dies before finishing the novels
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Post by Raoul Duke on Apr 15, 2015 3:16:33 GMT -5
I thought the episode was boring, and enough with man on man. My son, who has read all the books, said it's veering away from the original story already, he was not pleased lol the producers already announced that this season the storyline will start veering away from the books because they're about to catch up AND THERE ARE NO MORE BOOKS. if i had a million dollars, i'd bet every penny that GRRM dies before finishing the novels I read an article saying the producers feared exactly that so they've met with GRRM to find out how he intends to end the whole thing. He's apparently told them. So if he does die, they know where to go with it.
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Post by Raoul Duke on Apr 15, 2015 3:17:10 GMT -5
Already started episode 3. I love the internet...
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