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He’s getting a second chance at coordinating bag drops.

Short story - it has a reputation as a cow town and Denver smells like it every time there's winter. It's not a bad town, particularly in comparison to somewhere like Pueblo, and has two of the better breweries in Colorado (Weld Works and Wiley Roots). I'd still much rather live up in the mountains or closer to Fort Collins. Also, it's a million miles better than College Station.

So a Stark is on the throne, but the North is independent? How does that make any sense?

While I would have loved to see LSH, it's clear the one character the show missed out on is fAegon. Seems like he's going to fill the Cersei role of ruling King's Landing in the books, but I can see why they thought he may not have been important until it was far too late to introduce him.

RIP "Will the Pelicans trade AD for Zion?" Stories

The episode would have been much better if Dany's trigger was a fake surrender by Lannister troops and moving Rheagal's death to this week.

As is the problem with so much of the show, it seems that Varys will be trying to get fake Aegon on the throne in the books, and the writers decided that he just has to support Jon after he is revelead to take that place. Same with Cersei's plotline being non-sensical and KL still loving her after her walk of atonement.

Tyrion has to be the worst adviser of all time. Bad advice for two seasons, betrays the person who is trying to hell the realm, and it ends up with Dany baking King’s Landing.

Doing them in Golden probably wouldn't be good as it doesn't apply there. You won't get "caught" now. Also, I think Colorado is trying to move towards dropping possession from a felony to a misdemeanor (https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb19-1263).

How the fuck do you not notice boars when you are flying? how the fuck do you not outflank them in the air when they can’t turn? how can they reload and apply all the momentum needed like it’s a fucking machine gun? how does Cersei have any power whatsoever when she blew up the Pope a who was beloved? The amount this show gives to Cersei to flip an unwinnable situation is complete bullshit

In terms of whether they were good, Silent Hill, Mortal Kombat, and Angry Birds are all pretty good movies. In terms of grossing, it's been a hit and miss. Some of beat their budget (see above plus the original Tomb Raider with Angelina Jolie), but most have been relative flops. It'll be interesting to see how Detective Pikachu does as it is actually a decent film and has some recognition due to the actors + Pokemon.

I don't think any plan would have been "good" against the NK. Typical defense plans, like holing up in the castle, are worthless against an enemy that doesn't care about losses and will mound themselves up to get in. Even with some of the best fighters on the walls, they were overwhelmed. On top of that, they didn't have enough time to prepare the defenses, which limited even more delaying the inevitable as the wights just went right over it. I do agree, though, that the battle was somewhat dumb as they didn't use their artillery well at the beginning (use it to light up the night and see what the hell is out there at least) nor did they use their archers to rain dragonglass on the initial surge. Also, after Hardhome, I don't think the White Walkers were dumb enough to be anywhere near the front line until the end of the battles as they knew that the humans have weapons that can kill them. The WW at Hardhome was surprised when he was hit, but the rest were observing what happened. Anyways, off to the next episode. Is Cersei's storyline supposed to represent the fake Aegon storyline in the book? It seems odd that the Golden Company would be bankrolled by the Iron Bank of Bravos whenever there are supposed to be connections between the Iron Bank and the Faceless Men, who seemingly sought out Arya.

That call was ridiculous. Here come the Sharks thiugh

Eat shit Subban.

Last time I was there, a lot of their relics are out for veneration. Same with the bones of Saints. Would be a huge loss for all of that to go up in flames.

I wonder if they were able to get out some of the relics from the church as well. I know the church claims to have the crown of thorns and a piece of the cross, both of which are irreplaceable.

I was really hoping that we'd get one more year out of Dirk, but this pretty much signals the end. Thank god for Doncic/The Zinger

Zion got away with a slight push there. Still pretty incredible to drive for it, however

Saw it and don’t know if I liked or didn’t like it. The message of the film is muddied to say the least, but the acting, cinematography and music were all really well done. Think the movie really fell flat on its explanation for what was happening.

I found it pretty funny how the Sooners are trying to spin the decommitt on reddit: And here I thought they were prioritizing sub average length and slow DBs.

Ton of fans at Pepsi Center. I know it’s better for the tank, but it hurt to lose that way.

How was New Mexico Tech? Also, that is how it was at UT as well. I remember getting my first dif eq test back and seeing a 40 and trying to figure out whether to drop the class or switch majors before the professor revealed the average was a 25.

He's such a cunt about this system and not just recognizing that Texas is an outlier. Also, Tennessee being ranked above us is a fucking joke.

6ers would be morons to sign off on that. Another Klutch client that may start a shit show to get traded. As for Davis, he can walk to LA in 2020, but it'd be at a significantly reduced pay check to if they trade him and it'd be with a Lebron that's two years older. Can he wait that much longer to go there if he does want to legitimately compete? That alone is why Davis/Lakers will still have that offer there in the summer, regardless if the Celtics want to give Tatum up or not.