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Theon_Greyjoy 04/22/12 7:23:00 PM #301:	*greengravy294 posted...* From: SilentWanderer \| #296 It wasn't. Tyrion and Bronn were making plans to arrange for Joffrey to lose his virginity, but I don't think it went anywhere. Oh, it was from Tyrion? ...Oh, I guess that makes sense. It just said "nephew". Woops. Jaime has his hands tied up at the moment if you recall -- EndOfDiscOne http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/350/normallost6x010065.jpg <cite>Theon_Greyjoy posted [p:960554] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> greengravy294 posted...From: SilentWanderer \| #296It wasn't. Tyrion and Bronn were making plans to arrange for Joffrey to lose his virginity, but I don't think it went anywhere.Oh, it was from Tyrion? ...Oh, I guess that makes sense. It just said "nephew". Woops.Jaime has his hands tied up at the moment if you recall -- EndOfDiscOnehttp://img43.imageshack.us/img43/350/normallost6x010065.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
greengravy294 04/22/12 7:23:00 PM #302:	Yeah okay, Jaime giving him a gift wouldn't really make sense seeing as he's kind in captivity. Lol me. -- "why" <cite>greengravy294 posted [p:960555] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Yeah okay, Jaime giving him a gift wouldn't really make sense seeing as he's kind in captivity. Lol me. -- "why" </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Menji76 04/22/12 9:58:00 PM #303:	that shadow birthing scene damn -- MENJI http://i.imgur.com/a8MU1.png by Lisel: http://img.imgcake.com/Menjipngmy.png <cite>Menji76 posted [p:960556] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> that shadow birthing scenedamn -- MENJI http://i.imgur.com/a8MU1.pngby Lisel: http://img.imgcake.com/Menjipngmy.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LordoftheMorons 04/22/12 10:07:00 PM #304:	More demonic baby s**? Ugh. I didn't like it the first time with Dany, and it's even stupider now. I'm not seeing any redeeming qualities in Melisandre so far. That reminds me; it really bothered me in the second(?) episode when Melisandre convinced Stannis to have sex with her. Here we have a guy that's supposed to be pretty much the most honorable man in the seven kingdoms, and THE SECOND Melisandre mentions the possibility of a son he's just like, "okay, guess I don't have a choice then!" Not believable at all. Tyrion was amazing as usual; between putting Joffrey and Ser Meryn in their place and completely shutting down Lancel (3rd episode in a row he's done that to someone!), he's pretty much solidified his position as my favorite living character (well okay he was probably there anyway beforehand). Speaking of Lannisters, I'm really looking forward to seeing more of Tywin now that he's shown up! Dany's storyline is showing promise now; I'm much more interested in learning about these Thirteen than seeing nomads travel the wilderness. Dany herself still isn't really interesting me though. -- No I'm not a damn furry. Looney Tunes are different.* - Guiga I wanted Sonic/Shadow romance at that time, not sex. - MWE <cite>LordoftheMorons posted [p:960557] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> More demonic baby s***? Ugh. I didn't like it the first time with Dany, and it's even stupider now. I'm not seeing any redeeming qualities in Melisandre so far. That reminds me; it really bothered me in the second(?) episode when Melisandre convinced Stannis to have sex with her. Here we have a guy that's supposed to be pretty much the most honorable man in the seven kingdoms, and THE SECOND Melisandre mentions the possibility of a son he's just like, "okay, guess I don't have a choice then!" Not believable at all.Tyrion was amazing as usual; between putting Joffrey and Ser Meryn in their place and completely shutting down Lancel (3rd episode in a row he's done that to someone!), he's pretty much solidified his position as my favorite living character (well okay he was probably there anyway beforehand). Speaking of Lannisters, I'm really looking forward to seeing more of Tywin now that he's shown up!Dany's storyline is showing promise now; I'm much more interested in learning about these Thirteen than seeing nomads travel the wilderness. Dany herself still isn't really interesting me though. -- No I'm not a damn furry. Looney Tunes are different. - GuigaI wanted Sonic/Shadow romance at that time, not sex. - MWE </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jeff Zero 04/22/12 10:09:00 PM #305:	Thinking of making an AIM screen name... demonicbabyx: lol -- "Later..." <Toonami> <4/1/2012> <Never Forget> ~SCP~ http://img.imgcake.com/Jeffzeropngus.png <cite>Jeff Zero posted [p:960558] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Thinking of making an AIM screen name...demonicbabyx: lol -- "Later..." <Toonami> <4/1/2012> <Never Forget> ~SCP~http://img.imgcake.com/Jeffzeropngus.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 04/22/12 10:11:00 PM #306:	From: LordoftheMorons \| #304 More demonic baby s*? Ugh. I didn't like it the first time with Dany, and it's even stupider now. I'm not seeing any redeeming qualities in Melisandre so far. That reminds me; it really bothered me in the second(?) episode when Melisandre convinced Stannis to have sex with her. Here we have a guy that's supposed to be pretty much the most honorable man in the seven kingdoms, and THE SECOND Melisandre mentions the possibility of a son he's just like, "okay, guess I don't have a choice then!" Not believable at all. Tyrion was amazing as usual; between putting Joffrey and Ser Meryn in their place and completely shutting down Lancel (3rd episode in a row he's done that to someone!), he's pretty much solidified his position as my favorite living character (well okay he was probably there anyway beforehand). Speaking of Lannisters, I'm really looking forward to seeing more of Tywin now that he's shown up! Dany's storyline is showing promise now; I'm much more interested in learning about these Thirteen than seeing nomads travel the wilderness. Dany herself still isn't really interesting me though. Stannis isn't supposed to be all about honor. That's Ned Stark. Stannis is all about justice and order. Not having a son hurts his claim, and means that if he does win, when he dies there will be a potentially disasterous succession crisis. (That said, I agree that the scene was not particularly well done and felt too fast) -- Chex Warrior (Chex Quest) for CB2012 <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:960559] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> From: LordoftheMorons \| #304More demonic baby s*? Ugh. I didn't like it the first time with Dany, and it's even stupider now. I'm not seeing any redeeming qualities in Melisandre so far. That reminds me; it really bothered me in the second(?) episode when Melisandre convinced Stannis to have sex with her. Here we have a guy that's supposed to be pretty much the most honorable man in the seven kingdoms, and THE SECOND Melisandre mentions the possibility of a son he's just like, "okay, guess I don't have a choice then!" Not believable at all.Tyrion was amazing as usual; between putting Joffrey and Ser Meryn in their place and completely shutting down Lancel (3rd episode in a row he's done that to someone!), he's pretty much solidified his position as my favorite living character (well okay he was probably there anyway beforehand). Speaking of Lannisters, I'm really looking forward to seeing more of Tywin now that he's shown up!Dany's storyline is showing promise now; I'm much more interested in learning about these Thirteen than seeing nomads travel the wilderness. Dany herself still isn't really interesting me though.Stannis isn't supposed to be all about honor. That's Ned Stark. Stannis is all about justice and order. Not having a son hurts his claim, and means that if he does win, when he dies there will be a potentially disasterous succession crisis. (That said, I agree that the scene was not particularly well done and felt too fast) -- Chex Warrior (Chex Quest) for CB2012 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Menji76 04/22/12 10:12:00 PM #307:	From: LordoftheMorons \| #304 I'm not seeing any redeeming qualities she's hot as hell -- Menji~ and you could write a Bad Romance http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/508/badk.gif <cite>Menji76 posted [p:960560] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> From: LordoftheMorons \| #304I'm not seeing any redeeming qualitiesshe's hot as hell -- Menji~ and you could write a Bad Romancehttp://img686.imageshack.us/img686/508/badk.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Iubaris 04/22/12 10:16:00 PM #308:	Dat shadowbaby. -- It's iubaris, not Lubaris. <cite>Iubaris posted [p:960561] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Dat shadowbaby. -- It's iubaris, not Lubaris. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Menji76 04/22/12 10:42:00 PM #309:	Also, I didn't catch the name of the medic lady talking to Robb. It wasn't Jeyne was it? -- Menji~ and you could write a Bad Romance http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/508/badk.gif <cite>Menji76 posted [p:960562] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Also, I didn't catch the name of the medic lady talking to Robb. It wasn't Jeyne was it? -- Menji~ and you could write a Bad Romancehttp://img686.imageshack.us/img686/508/badk.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Iubaris 04/22/12 10:59:00 PM #310:	No, it wasn't. Since it's the actress who is supposed to be playing Jeyne, the current speculation is either that it's Jeyne in disguise or that they've written her out entirely. We shall see. Also, I find it kind of weird that they still haven't named Melisandre in the show. -- It's iubaris, not Lubaris. <cite>Iubaris posted [p:960563] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> No, it wasn't. Since it's the actress who is supposed to be playing Jeyne, the current speculation is either that it's Jeyne in disguise or that they've written her out entirely. We shall see.Also, I find it kind of weird that they still haven't named Melisandre in the show. -- It's iubaris, not Lubaris. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
saveus_Maria 04/23/12 7:24:00 AM #311:	the night is dark and full of terrors -- http://i.imgur.com/rRmaL.png <cite>saveus_Maria posted [p:960564] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> the night is dark and full of terrors -- http://i.imgur.com/rRmaL.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
kevwaffles 04/23/12 7:39:00 AM #312:	From: Iubaris \| #310 No, it wasn't. Since it's the actress who is supposed to be playing Jeyne, the current speculation is either that it's Jeyne in disguise or that they've written her out entirely. We shall see. It makes sense not to give your real name to the enemy commander if you happen to be in the House of one of the lesser nobles aligned with House Lannister. -- "One toot on this whistle will take you to a far away land." -Toad, SMB3 <cite>kevwaffles posted [p:960565] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> From: Iubaris \| #310No, it wasn't. Since it's the actress who is supposed to be playing Jeyne, the current speculation is either that it's Jeyne in disguise or that they've written her out entirely. We shall see.It makes sense not to give your real name to the enemy commander if you happen to be in the House of one of the lesser nobles aligned with House Lannister. -- "One toot on this whistle will take you to a far away land."-Toad, SMB3 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Theon_Greyjoy 04/23/12 7:53:00 AM #313:	I was a little disappointed how they handled Stannis showing up this episode. They just cut to the next scene and it's Renly talking to Stannis, no big deal. In the book it was a cool surprise when Stannis showed up at Storm's End. But we were supposed to expect it in the show because they had been talking about it. The main reason I liked ACoK more than AGoT was because of the large scale war strategies and the show isn't able to get that across as well. -- EndOfDiscOne http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/350/normallost6x010065.jpg <cite>Theon_Greyjoy posted [p:960566] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> I was a little disappointed how they handled Stannis showing up this episode. They just cut to the next scene and it's Renly talking to Stannis, no big deal. In the book it was a cool surprise when Stannis showed up at Storm's End. But we were supposed to expect it in the show because they had been talking about it.The main reason I liked ACoK more than AGoT was because of the large scale war strategies and the show isn't able to get that across as well. -- EndOfDiscOnehttp://img43.imageshack.us/img43/350/normallost6x010065.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 04/23/12 7:56:00 AM #314:	Put out an amber alert on Renly's peach imo -- ##Alec <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:960567] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Put out an amber alert on Renly's peach imo -- ##Alec </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AsurasKordoth 04/23/12 2:11:00 PM #315:	I'm confused. Were Davos and Mel sneaking into or out of Storm's End? Either one would actually be a slight deviation from the books IIRC. -- -Merc <cite>AsurasKordoth posted [p:960568] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> I'm confused. Were Davos and Mel sneaking into or out of Storm's End? Either one would actually be a slight deviation from the books IIRC. -- -Merc </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheConductorSix 04/23/12 3:37:00 PM #316:	THIS IS HOW YOU DO AN EPISODE! Dany and Joffrey: They should have their own show where they get married and just terrorize other human beings for giggles. Like I wrote in my review for Episode 1, Joffrey's spoiled, entitled upbringing has brought out the sadist in him; not only does he revel in the pain of others, but it gets him off. The opening scene where he's abusing Sansa has nothing to do with her brother or making an example; the guy just generally enjoys the misery of other human beings. I love his character because he plays it with such fervor. Notice how he cowers before Tyrion, the only man strong enough to put him in his place. Like most sadists, his power lies in his abuse of weaker creatures(his mother, Sansa, whores, read: women.) I thought I couldn't feel any worse for Sansa...I was wrong. Then there's Dany A.K.A the hottest women on television. Her trials and tribulations have been spare, bordering on sporadic this season, but her plight has been felt nonetheless. Each little glimpse shows more desperation; not for herself, but for the people that she has grown to love. What a long way she has come by the way. I rewatched the first episodes of Season 1 and she was completely alienated and outcast. Now look at her! That threat she threw on that guy was powerful because she meant it and the black guy could tell. More later! this episode was amazing. -- Realo won gold at the Sex Olympics with a BROKEN FRIGGIN NECK.-Voltch <cite>TheConductorSix posted [p:960569] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> THIS IS HOW YOU DO AN EPISODE!Dany and Joffrey: They should have their own show where they get married and just terrorize other human beings for giggles. Like I wrote in my review for Episode 1, Joffrey's spoiled, entitled upbringing has brought out the sadist in him; not only does he revel in the pain of others, but it gets him off. The opening scene where he's abusing Sansa has nothing to do with her brother or making an example; the guy just generally enjoys the misery of other human beings. I love his character because he plays it with such fervor. Notice how he cowers before Tyrion, the only man strong enough to put him in his place. Like most sadists, his power lies in his abuse of weaker creatures(his mother, Sansa, whores, read: women.) I thought I couldn't feel any worse for Sansa...I was wrong. Then there's Dany A.K.A the hottest women on television. Her trials and tribulations have been spare, bordering on sporadic this season, but her plight has been felt nonetheless. Each little glimpse shows more desperation; not for herself, but for the people that she has grown to love. What a long way she has come by the way. I rewatched the first episodes of Season 1 and she was completely alienated and outcast. Now look at her! That threat she threw on that guy was powerful because she meant it and the black guy could tell.More later! this episode was amazing. -- Realo won gold at the Sex Olympics with a BROKEN FRIGGIN NECK.-Voltch </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TimJab 04/23/12 4:06:00 PM #317:	i was distracted during this episode so i missed some stuff, will probably have to rewatch what was in the box littlefinger gave catelyn? ned's head? da ** where were davos and melisandre going before she ** out that baby? -- Also even I have to give the Rangers credit right now. They're better than we are. - ExThaNemesis <cite>TimJab posted [p:960570] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> i was distracted during this episode so i missed some stuff, will probably have to rewatchwhat was in the box littlefinger gave catelyn? ned's head? da **where were davos and melisandre going before she ** out that baby? -- Also even I have to give the Rangers credit right now. They're better than we are. - ExThaNemesis </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 04/23/12 5:57:00 PM #318:	From: TimJab \| #317 i was distracted during this episode so i missed some stuff, will probably have to rewatch what was in the box littlefinger gave catelyn? ned's head? da ** where were davos and melisandre going before she out that baby? Ned's bones. Remember, Tyrion at the council meeting in episode 2 said that they should send Ned's bones to her in a gesture of good faith, and in this episode Littlefinger was saying how he deserved to be interred in the crypts below Winterfell. As to where they were going... I'm actually not sure. They changed the setting a lot (probably for both time and budgetary reason) and they don't really explain where they are. I'm hoping it will be more clear next episode. -- http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n231/sihp/waluigi.gif <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:960571] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> From: TimJab \| #317i was distracted during this episode so i missed some stuff, will probably have to rewatchwhat was in the box littlefinger gave catelyn? ned's head? da where were davos and melisandre going before she ** out that baby?Ned's bones. Remember, Tyrion at the council meeting in episode 2 said that they should send Ned's bones to her in a gesture of good faith, and in this episode Littlefinger was saying how he deserved to be interred in the crypts below Winterfell. As to where they were going... I'm actually not sure. They changed the setting a lot (probably for both time and budgetary reason) and they don't really explain where they are. I'm hoping it will be more clear next episode. -- http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n231/sihp/waluigi.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Iubaris 04/23/12 9:17:00 PM #319:	From: AlecTrevelyan006 \| #318 As to where they were going... I'm actually not sure. They changed the setting a lot (probably for both time and budgetary reason) and they don't really explain where they are. I'm hoping it will be more clear next episode. While they didn't explicitly say where they were going, Davos does say that the bars across the passage weren't there before. I can only assume, then, that it's Storm's End, unless they change where he previously smuggled as well. -- It's iubaris, not Lubaris. <cite>Iubaris posted [p:960572] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> From: AlecTrevelyan006 \| #318As to where they were going... I'm actually not sure. They changed the setting a lot (probably for both time and budgetary reason) and they don't really explain where they are. I'm hoping it will be more clear next episode.While they didn't explicitly say where they were going, Davos does say that the bars across the passage weren't there before. I can only assume, then, that it's Storm's End, unless they change where he previously smuggled as well. -- It's iubaris, not Lubaris. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Menji76 04/23/12 9:19:00 PM #320:	I thought that's exactly how it was in the book. They are sneaking into Storm's End. -- Menji+ http://backloggery.com/menji/sig.gif http://www.yourgamercards.net/trophy/24/nb-menji.png <cite>Menji76 posted [p:960573] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> I thought that's exactly how it was in the book. They are sneaking into Storm's End. -- Menji+ http://backloggery.com/menji/sig.gifhttp://www.yourgamercards.net/trophy/24/nb-menji.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 04/23/12 9:37:00 PM #321:	Yes, gentlemen, I've read the book. I know what it is in the book. However, as we have not yet seen Storm's End in the tv show, and it would not make sense for them to be there given the setting we've seen, we don't know where they are right now. -- Chex Warrior (Chex Quest) for CB2012 <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:960574] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Yes, gentlemen, I've read the book. I know what it is in the book. However, as we have not yet seen Storm's End in the tv show, and it would not make sense for them to be there given the setting we've seen, we don't know where they are right now. -- Chex Warrior (Chex Quest) for CB2012 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 04/23/12 9:40:00 PM #322:	And I'm trying to avoid going into any real spoilers here. -- "Link has spoken for years. And music is his language" -YoBlazer <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:960575] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> And I'm trying to avoid going into any real spoilers here. -- "Link has spoken for years. And music is his language" -YoBlazer </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AsurasKordoth 04/23/12 9:50:00 PM #323:	The "Ned box" was weird to me. It looked too small to properly fit his body properly (unless they really squished him and chopped him up...) but how would he already be decomposed into just bones? I know they refer to it as his "bones" in both the book and the show but I always figured that was just weird phrasing. SPOILERS IN LINK Regarding where Stannis/Davos/Mel are I have a theory but it's pretty spoilery so I will link to my post in the "book spoilers" topic on the TV cable board: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/226-television-cable-and-satellite/62370618/699179098 -- -Merc <cite>AsurasKordoth posted [p:960576] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> The "Ned box" was weird to me. It looked too small to properly fit his body properly (unless they really squished him and chopped him up...) but how would he already be decomposed into just bones? I know they refer to it as his "bones" in both the book and the show but I always figured that was just weird phrasing. SPOILERS IN LINK Regarding where Stannis/Davos/Mel are I have a theory but it's pretty spoilery so I will link to my post in the "book spoilers" topic on the TV cable board: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/226-television-cable-and-satellite/62370618/699179098 -- -Merc </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 04/23/12 9:52:00 PM #324:	Probably stripped the flesh from the bones. -- http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n231/sihp/waluigi.gif <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:960577] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Probably stripped the flesh from the bones. -- http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n231/sihp/waluigi.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CoolCly 04/24/12 1:10:00 AM #325:	It's literally the job of those weird guys that carried in the box to prepare the body for burial... so yeah they stripped the flesh off, it's just bones in that box. -- The batman villians all seem to be one big joke that batman refuses to laugh at - SantaRPG <cite>CoolCly posted [p:960578] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> It's literally the job of those weird guys that carried in the box to prepare the body for burial... so yeah they stripped the flesh off, it's just bones in that box. -- The batman villians all seem to be one big joke that batman refuses to laugh at - SantaRPG </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Menji76 04/24/12 1:48:00 AM #326:	Did they recast the Mountain? Who else was recast? -- MENJI http://i.imgur.com/a8MU1.png by Lisel: http://img.imgcake.com/Menjipngmy.png <cite>Menji76 posted [p:960579] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Did they recast the Mountain? Who else was recast? -- MENJI http://i.imgur.com/a8MU1.pngby Lisel: http://img.imgcake.com/Menjipngmy.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LordoftheMorons 04/24/12 1:52:00 AM #327:	Did they? I thought he looked weird, guess that explains it. -- No I'm not a damn furry. Looney Tunes are different. - Guiga I wanted Sonic/Shadow romance at that time, not sex. - MWE <cite>LordoftheMorons posted [p:960580] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Did they? I thought he looked weird, guess that explains it. -- No I'm not a damn furry. Looney Tunes are different. - GuigaI wanted Sonic/Shadow romance at that time, not sex. - MWE </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Menji76 04/24/12 2:06:00 AM #328:	He just looked... smaller -- Menji+ What Will Never Be the Greatest. http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/8184/ffxiii.gif <cite>Menji76 posted [p:960581] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> He just looked... smaller -- Menji+ What Will Never Be the Greatest.http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/8184/ffxiii.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
saveus_Maria 04/24/12 2:09:00 AM #329:	I thought it was a fairly decent recast. they got a guy that looks enough like him and if he puts a full suit of plate on he'll look plenty bigger. I think the fact that he was wearing generic lannsiter armor instead of full plate was a mistake since it did make him look smaller. -- http://i1174.photobucket.com/albums/r601/WarTha2/Shockmaster.png <cite>saveus_Maria posted [p:960582] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> I thought it was a fairly decent recast. they got a guy that looks enough like him and if he puts a full suit of plate on he'll look plenty bigger. I think the fact that he was wearing generic lannsiter armor instead of full plate was a mistake since it did make him look smaller. -- http://i1174.photobucket.com/albums/r601/WarTha2/Shockmaster.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
saveus_Maria 04/24/12 2:10:00 AM #330:	although I thought it was pretty cool too since it's continuing to show that the people in tournaments and jousts were all dressed up in fancy armor but whenever we see actual people on the battlefield they are usually dressed more practically -- http://i.imgur.com/rRmaL.png <cite>saveus_Maria posted [p:960583] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> although I thought it was pretty cool too since it's continuing to show that the people in tournaments and jousts were all dressed up in fancy armor but whenever we see actual people on the battlefield they are usually dressed more practically -- http://i.imgur.com/rRmaL.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TVontheRadio 04/24/12 9:30:00 AM #331:	having read the books, i thought i wouldn't be that much disturbed by the tv show but goddam this episode disturbed the s* out of me and out of all the f* up things in this episode, it's Joffrey letting out his sadistic side that truly chilled me Jack Gleeson is owning his role as for my favorite character's scenes, we have Littlefinger acting out a bit too much again at least it's only with Catelyn, his only weakness, so it's easier to swallow -- all you need <cite>TVontheRadio posted [p:960584] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> having read the books, i thought i wouldn't be that much disturbed by the tv show but goddam this episode disturbed the s* out of meand out of all the f***** up things in this episode, it's Joffrey letting out his sadistic side that truly chilled meJack Gleeson is owning his roleas for my favorite character's scenes, we have Littlefinger acting out a bit too much againat least it's only with Catelyn, his only weakness, so it's easier to swallow -- all you need </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AsurasKordoth 04/24/12 2:10:00 PM #332:	Regarding Gregor's recast; the actor said in a blog post he was simply not asked to reprise his role and he would be happy to take it again. I assume the showrunners didn't like working with him for whatever reason... Maybe he was late all the time or couldn't act or simply smelled bad lol. -- -Merc <cite>AsurasKordoth posted [p:960585] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Regarding Gregor's recast; the actor said in a blog post he was simply not asked to reprise his role and he would be happy to take it again. I assume the showrunners didn't like working with him for whatever reason... Maybe he was late all the time or couldn't act or simply smelled bad lol. -- -Merc </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 04/24/12 2:15:00 PM #333:	He also got a role on Spartacus and in the Hobbit movie I believe. -- http://img.imgcake.com/nio/51alecpngpa.png -Nio <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:960586] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> He also got a role on Spartacus and in the Hobbit movie I believe. -- http://img.imgcake.com/nio/51alecpngpa.png -Nio </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
nintendogirl1 04/24/12 5:08:00 PM #334:	"There's no cure for being a c*." Outstanding Bronn. -- Truly outstanding. <cite>nintendogirl1 posted [p:960587] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> "There's no cure for being a c*."Outstanding Bronn. -- Truly outstanding. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
nintendogirl1 04/24/12 5:26:00 PM #335:	Oh hey, it's that scene out of Fast and Furious. Or one of it's sequels. -- They're all the same. <cite>nintendogirl1 posted [p:960588] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Oh hey, it's that scene out of Fast and Furious.Or one of it's sequels. -- They're all the same. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
nintendogirl1 04/24/12 5:55:00 PM #336:	...and THAT was a freaky shadow baby. Props to the writers and the budget guys for making that work. -- :) <cite>nintendogirl1 posted [p:960589] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> ...and THAT was a freaky shadow baby.Props to the writers and the budget guys for making that work. -- :) </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Theon_Greyjoy 04/24/12 5:58:00 PM #337:	*AsurasKordoth posted...* Regarding Gregor's recast; the actor said in a blog post he was simply not asked to reprise his role and he would be happy to take it again. I assume the showrunners didn't like working with him for whatever reason... Maybe he was late all the time or couldn't act or simply smelled bad lol. I don't believe it though, he said several things in that blog post that contradicted earlier blog posts. Pretty sure he left for career opportunities. -- EndOfDiscOne http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/350/normallost6x010065.jpg <cite>Theon_Greyjoy posted [p:960590] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> AsurasKordoth posted...Regarding Gregor's recast; the actor said in a blog post he was simply not asked to reprise his role and he would be happy to take it again. I assume the showrunners didn't like working with him for whatever reason... Maybe he was late all the time or couldn't act or simply smelled bad lol.I don't believe it though, he said several things in that blog post that contradicted earlier blog posts. Pretty sure he left for career opportunities. -- EndOfDiscOnehttp://img43.imageshack.us/img43/350/normallost6x010065.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheConductorSix 04/24/12 8:22:00 PM #338:	Something I rarely talk about: locations. Game of Thrones makes every locale feel original and distinct. It's not until I saw the inside of Qarth and longed to see the rest that it hit me. Kings Landing and Harrenhall couldn't be more similar in ideals but farther away in distinction. Each Renly Brother has a camp that feels close enough that they can visit but distinct enough that the brothers personalities shone. The Wall and things beyond it feel eerie and other worldly. Winterfell feels so isolated. The Iron Island is...well...hard. Everything is cold and bleak to reflect the people. The guys in control of set Design are just as good as the guys writing the stories. -- Realo won gold at the Sex Olympics with a BROKEN FRIGGIN NECK.-Voltch <cite>TheConductorSix posted [p:960591] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Something I rarely talk about: locations.Game of Thrones makes every locale feel original and distinct. It's not until I saw the inside of Qarth and longed to see the rest that it hit me. Kings Landing and Harrenhall couldn't be more similar in ideals but farther away in distinction. Each Renly Brother has a camp that feels close enough that they can visit but distinct enough that the brothers personalities shone.The Wall and things beyond it feel eerie and other worldly. Winterfell feels so isolated. The Iron Island is...well...hard. Everything is cold and bleak to reflect the people.The guys in control of set Design are just as good as the guys writing the stories. -- Realo won gold at the Sex Olympics with a BROKEN FRIGGIN NECK.-Voltch </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 04/24/12 8:27:00 PM #339:	I want that kraken mantlepiece from Pyke. -- ##Alec <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:960592] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> I want that kraken mantlepiece from Pyke. -- ##Alec </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Solfadore 04/24/12 10:33:00 PM #340:	From: TheConductorSix \| #338 Something I rarely talk about: locations. Game of Thrones makes every locale feel original and distinct. It's not until I saw the inside of Qarth and longed to see the rest that it hit me. Kings Landing and Harrenhall couldn't be more similar in ideals but farther away in distinction. Each Renly Brother has a camp that feels close enough that they can visit but distinct enough that the brothers personalities shone. The Wall and things beyond it feel eerie and other worldly. Winterfell feels so isolated. The Iron Island is...well...hard. Everything is cold and bleak to reflect the people. The guys in control of set Design are just as good as the guys writing the stories. Couldn't agree more. Pyke, in particular, absolutely blew me away - that scene with Theon on the boat looking at the castle in the distance... Incredible! -- When you have nothing to say, quote yourself ~ Solfadore <cite>Solfadore posted [p:960593] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> From: TheConductorSix \| #338Something I rarely talk about: locations.Game of Thrones makes every locale feel original and distinct. It's not until I saw the inside of Qarth and longed to see the rest that it hit me. Kings Landing and Harrenhall couldn't be more similar in ideals but farther away in distinction. Each Renly Brother has a camp that feels close enough that they can visit but distinct enough that the brothers personalities shone.The Wall and things beyond it feel eerie and other worldly. Winterfell feels so isolated. The Iron Island is...well...hard. Everything is cold and bleak to reflect the people.The guys in control of set Design are just as good as the guys writing the stories.Couldn't agree more. Pyke, in particular, absolutely blew me away - that scene with Theon on the boat looking at the castle in the distance... Incredible! -- When you have nothing to say, quote yourself ~ Solfadore </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bospsychopaat 04/25/12 2:25:00 AM #341:	While it was a good episode I feel they botched Renly and Stannis meeting. *AlecTrevelyan006 posted...* Put out an amber alert on Renly's peach imo In particular this. (The peach I mean, I'm not really sure what you mean with amber alert.) -- I'm but a simple companion in the pack of gurus whereof SuperNiceDog is the pack leader! <cite>bospsychopaat posted [p:960594] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> While it was a good episode I feel they botched Renly and Stannis meeting.AlecTrevelyan006 posted...Put out an amber alert on Renly's peach imoIn particular this. (The peach I mean, I'm not really sure what you mean with amber alert.) -- I'm but a simple companion in the pack of gurus whereof SuperNiceDog is the pack leader! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ness26 04/25/12 6:37:00 AM #342:	Amber Alerts are for missing children... I think he means the peach is missing. =P I felt the episode was kinda heavy handed. The Joffrey scene was entirely unnecessary. Seems like they're squeezing out as much as they can from "the audience really hates Joffrey" thing. -- No amount of planning will ever replace dumb luck. <cite>Ness26 posted [p:960595] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Amber Alerts are for missing children... I think he means the peach is missing. =PI felt the episode was kinda heavy handed. The Joffrey scene was entirely unnecessary. Seems like they're squeezing out as much as they can from "the audience really hates Joffrey" thing. -- No amount of planning will ever replace dumb luck. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
saveus_Maria 04/25/12 6:50:00 AM #343:	Renly was eating a peach when talking to Littlefinger, oddly enough it's like they're taunting us with the changes. -- http://i.imgur.com/jPZcA.jpg <cite>saveus_Maria posted [p:960596] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Renly was eating a peach when talking to Littlefinger, oddly enoughit's like they're taunting us with the changes. -- http://i.imgur.com/jPZcA.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheConductorSix 04/25/12 6:26:00 PM #344:	Thats like saying it's heavy handed that Tyrion is getting the biggest most epic scenes because he's everyone's favorite character... Of course they are. That's called good television. They're not just making Joffrey look terrible just to do it; it's a development for his character as he quickly becomes grows into the skin he was built for. Think of what they did with Dany and how she grew from timid and meek into warrior goddess of my heart. Joffrey's disregard for the outcome of others and predilection for enjoying others suffering has been shown before. Remember when Bran fell from the window and Tyrion told him to pay his respects. Joffrey could care less. It's not like he had anything else to do, he just couldn't give a ** about someone else's pain. When Cersei asked him what he would do if he was King and the North rebelled he responded, without hesitation, that he would crush them. The kid has been showin his signs for some time and now it's coming out in full because no one can tell him no. -- Realo won gold at the Sex Olympics with a BROKEN FRIGGIN NECK.-Voltch <cite>TheConductorSix posted [p:960597] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Thats like saying it's heavy handed that Tyrion is getting the biggest most epic scenes because he's everyone's favorite character... Of course they are. That's called good television. They're not just making Joffrey look terrible just to do it; it's a development for his character as he quickly becomes grows into the skin he was built for. Think of what they did with Dany and how she grew from timid and meek into warrior goddess of my heart. Joffrey's disregard for the outcome of others and predilection for enjoying others suffering has been shown before.Remember when Bran fell from the window and Tyrion told him to pay his respects. Joffrey could care less. It's not like he had anything else to do, he just couldn't give a ** about someone else's pain. When Cersei asked him what he would do if he was King and the North rebelled he responded, without hesitation, that he would crush them. The kid has been showin his signs for some time and now it's coming out in full because no one can tell him no. -- Realo won gold at the Sex Olympics with a BROKEN FRIGGIN NECK.-Voltch </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 04/25/12 7:18:00 PM #345:	Regarding the Joffrey scene... I'll admit, I didn't like it the first time through. And I have no desire to watch it again. That said, the more I think about it, the more it shows. For all of his tyranny, Joffrey does not have the power to defeat Robb Stark. Much like he felt humiliated after Sansa had seen him assaulted by Arya's direwolf, he is again rendered powerless by his inability to strike back at Robb. In response to this feeling of impotence, he lashes out and exerts his power over the one thing that he can use to threaten Robb: Sansa. Yet Tyrion takes that away from him, leaving him even more powerless. He has been denied, and what more, he has been denied in a way that everyone in court was able to witness. It is natural that he will look for another outlet. And when Tyrion sends the whores to him, you can see the look on his face, as if he has been given a gift. Tyrion has given him the very tool to exact his revenge. Tyrion humiliated him, so not only is he exerting his kingly power of destruction over those who can not strike back, but he is getting his revenge on Tyrion. He is sending a message. This isn't about sexual sadism (though Joff being a sexual sadist is unsurprising), it's about power. Further, this scene has important implications for Tyrion. To this point, since arriving in the city Tyrion has dominated everyone. He sent Pycelle to the black cells, he exiled Janos Slynt, he controls the city watch through Bronn, he has disempowered Cersei and made one of her spies his own, he tricked Littlefinger and he has made it clear to Varys that he is not to be trifled with. Tyrion has been on an incredible run because his opponents underestimated him, while Tyrion was strategic and realistic. And yet here, we see Tyrion make a misstep. He thinks that he can solve the Joffrey problem as easily as his other problems. And in misjudging Joffrey, he gave Joffrey the tools to further suffering rather than preventing it. -- http://img.imgcake.com/drakeryn/alecjpguz.jpg http://img.imgcake.com/drakeryn/alecjpgja.jpg <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:960598] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Regarding the Joffrey scene...I'll admit, I didn't like it the first time through. And I have no desire to watch it again. That said, the more I think about it, the more it shows. For all of his tyranny, Joffrey does not have the power to defeat Robb Stark. Much like he felt humiliated after Sansa had seen him assaulted by Arya's direwolf, he is again rendered powerless by his inability to strike back at Robb. In response to this feeling of impotence, he lashes out and exerts his power over the one thing that he can use to threaten Robb: Sansa. Yet Tyrion takes that away from him, leaving him even more powerless. He has been denied, and what more, he has been denied in a way that everyone in court was able to witness. It is natural that he will look for another outlet. And when Tyrion sends the whores to him, you can see the look on his face, as if he has been given a gift. Tyrion has given him the very tool to exact his revenge. Tyrion humiliated him, so not only is he exerting his kingly power of destruction over those who can not strike back, but he is getting his revenge on Tyrion. He is sending a message. This isn't about sexual sadism (though Joff being a sexual sadist is unsurprising), it's about power. Further, this scene has important implications for Tyrion. To this point, since arriving in the city Tyrion has dominated everyone. He sent Pycelle to the black cells, he exiled Janos Slynt, he controls the city watch through Bronn, he has disempowered Cersei and made one of her spies his own, he tricked Littlefinger and he has made it clear to Varys that he is not to be trifled with. Tyrion has been on an incredible run because his opponents underestimated him, while Tyrion was strategic and realistic. And yet here, we see Tyrion make a misstep. He thinks that he can solve the Joffrey problem as easily as his other problems. And in misjudging Joffrey, he gave Joffrey the tools to further suffering rather than preventing it. -- http://img.imgcake.com/drakeryn/alecjpguz.jpghttp://img.imgcake.com/drakeryn/alecjpgja.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ness26 04/25/12 8:38:00 PM #346:	If you needed that scene to understand that Joffrey is a sociopath then I dunno what to tell you. They've pretty much made him a cartoon villain. At this point I wouldn't be surprised if he tied Sansa to a railroad track (they exist in Westeros) with a top-hat and monocle and cackled profusely. I don't see how the scene is development if it's everything we'd expect from the character. And Joffrey told the whores to go back to Tyrion and show him what he did anyway. If we actually got a follow-up then we'd see Tyrion put him in his place, but I really doubt they're going to follow the scene up since it was an added-for-TV scene with no effect on the plot. -- No amount of planning will ever replace dumb luck. <cite>Ness26 posted [p:960599] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> If you needed that scene to understand that Joffrey is a sociopath then I dunno what to tell you. They've pretty much made him a cartoon villain. At this point I wouldn't be surprised if he tied Sansa to a railroad track (they exist in Westeros) with a top-hat and monocle and cackled profusely. I don't see how the scene is development if it's everything we'd expect from the character. And Joffrey told the whores to go back to Tyrion and show him what he did anyway. If we actually got a follow-up then we'd see Tyrion put him in his place, but I really doubt they're going to follow the scene up since it was an added-for-TV scene with no effect on the plot. -- No amount of planning will ever replace dumb luck. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 04/25/12 11:35:00 PM #347:	That's true, you don't need that scene to tell you Joff is a sociopath. You also didn't need Renly and Loras in bed in Ep 3 to know Renly was gay, or Varys and Littlefinger sparring at the end of last season to know they were well-informed players, or Robert and Cersei talking to know their marriage is a sham... or Daenerys in the desert to know that she's intent on "taking what is hers" >_>. Yes, Joff is a sociopath. But until now, the only person we've ever seen challenge him is his enabling mother. Now we get a new challenge, and we see him respond to it. It doesn't reveal a new character trait, but it does reveal our established character's response to new situations, which is what character dramas do. If they make no reference to this again, that will weaken my argument, but I think we'll see some follow through. Ros is apparently going to keep being in the show, and I doubt we'll bring her up again without any reference to the hugely scarring event she just had, seeing as we already got a scene of her crying over a slaughtered baby. -- Chex Warrior (Chex Quest) for CB2012 <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:960600] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> That's true, you don't need that scene to tell you Joff is a sociopath. You also didn't need Renly and Loras in bed in Ep 3 to know Renly was gay, or Varys and Littlefinger sparring at the end of last season to know they were well-informed players, or Robert and Cersei talking to know their marriage is a sham... or Daenerys in the desert to know that she's intent on "taking what is hers" >_>. Yes, Joff is a sociopath. But until now, the only person we've ever seen challenge him is his enabling mother. Now we get a new challenge, and we see him respond to it. It doesn't reveal a new character trait, but it does reveal our established character's response to new situations, which is what character dramas do. If they make no reference to this again, that will weaken my argument, but I think we'll see some follow through. Ros is apparently going to keep being in the show, and I doubt we'll bring her up again without any reference to the hugely scarring event she just had, seeing as we already got a scene of her crying over a slaughtered baby. -- Chex Warrior (Chex Quest) for CB2012 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheConductorSix 04/25/12 11:51:00 PM #348:	Not only do you come off as pointlessly cynical, but you also seem to be unable to grasp character development. The guy making daughters from his daughters is cartoony. The soldiers at Harrenhall are cartoony in their villainy. The men in the cage headed to the wall who threaten Arya are cartoony. Joffrey has been built up to this. Everything he does has a point, nothing for spits and giggles. He has always rejected other peoples ideas and hated being told what to do. This is normal for a teenager but it is compounded by the fact that he has been told since birth he will be king and has been constantly reminded of his superiority over others. His "role models" are an apathetic Jaime Lannister who rarely ever speaks to Joffrey( seriously do they have one scene together), Robert Baratheon who is a drunkard womanizer who publicly embarrasses his mother, and Cersei who trains him to take everything he wants and disregard how it affects others. Alec hit the point I was leaning towards: everytime Joffrey is humiliated or made to feel weak he takes it out on someone else because he was trained to believe kings listened to no one and did whatever the hell they wanted. His mother embarrasses him when he brings up Robs bastards so he takes it out on the weakest people of all: the babies. He shows Sansa her fathers head because he needs to show everyone how dominant he is now that he's king. Robb stark keeps defeating him so he takes it out on Sansa. Tyrion embarrasses him so he takes it out on the whores. Hell, we haven't even gotten into whether Cersei's dominant, over bearing attitude has given Joffrey a complex with women. What teenager gets a girl like Sansa and doesn't try and hit it or gets dealt two whores and instead of sex, sees them as a way to gain power back. Joffrey has got some serious issues and his character has surpassed Dany as the shows best... Until Dany gets naked again. Then Joffrey is screwed. -- Realo won gold at the Sex Olympics with a BROKEN FRIGGIN NECK.-Voltch <cite>TheConductorSix posted [p:960601] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> Not only do you come off as pointlessly cynical, but you also seem to be unable to grasp character development.The guy making daughters from his daughters is cartoony. The soldiers at Harrenhall are cartoony in their villainy. The men in the cage headed to the wall who threaten Arya are cartoony.Joffrey has been built up to this. Everything he does has a point, nothing for spits and giggles. He has always rejected other peoples ideas and hated being told what to do. This is normal for a teenager but it is compounded by the fact that he has been told since birth he will be king and has been constantly reminded of his superiority over others. His "role models" are an apathetic Jaime Lannister who rarely ever speaks to Joffrey( seriously do they have one scene together), Robert Baratheon who is a drunkard womanizer who publicly embarrasses his mother, and Cersei who trains him to take everything he wants and disregard how it affects others.Alec hit the point I was leaning towards: everytime Joffrey is humiliated or made to feel weak he takes it out on someone else because he was trained to believe kings listened to no one and did whatever the hell they wanted. His mother embarrasses him when he brings up Robs bastards so he takes it out on the weakest people of all: the babies. He shows Sansa her fathers head because he needs to show everyone how dominant he is now that he's king. Robb stark keeps defeating him so he takes it out on Sansa. Tyrion embarrasses him so he takes it out on the whores.Hell, we haven't even gotten into whether Cersei's dominant, over bearing attitude has given Joffrey a complex with women. What teenager gets a girl like Sansa and doesn't try and hit it or gets dealt two whores and instead of sex, sees them as a way to gain power back. Joffrey has got some serious issues and his character has surpassed Dany as the shows best...Until Dany gets naked again. Then Joffrey is screwed. -- Realo won gold at the Sex Olympics with a BROKEN FRIGGIN NECK.-Voltch </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CoolCly 04/26/12 12:09:00 AM #349:	From: TheConductorSix \| #348 The men in the cage headed to the wall who threaten Arya are cartoony. You did not just call a man cartoony. -- The batman villians all seem to be one big joke that batman refuses to laugh at - SantaRPG <cite>CoolCly posted [p:960602] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> From: TheConductorSix \| #348The men in the cage headed to the wall who threaten Arya are cartoony.You did not just call a man cartoony. -- The batman villians all seem to be one big joke that batman refuses to laugh at - SantaRPG </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Solfadore 04/26/12 12:37:00 AM #350:	A man is not a toon. A boy would do well to commit that to heart. -- When you have nothing to say, quote yourself ~ Solfadore <cite>Solfadore posted [p:960603] in ~~~Game Of... [t:62380118]...</cite> <quote> A man is not a toon. A boy would do well to commit that to heart. -- When you have nothing to say, quote yourself ~ Solfadore </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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