Winter is Coming....

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
Gods eye is where he was turned.

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
Gods eye is where he was turned.

It's possible. I just re-watched the scene and while it showed mountains the place was almost all green so it wasn't north of the Wall. Trying to find out how large the island is but that theory really makes sense.

Maybe the NK just wants to be human again so he can die after 10,000 years.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Gods beard, who would want to live for 10000 year.....in snow no less! yuk

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
Gods beard, who would want to live for 10000 year.....in snow no less! yuk

Exactly. Maybe he needs to get back there to become human again.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
I would, and I'd be drunk whilst trying quite frankly.

I still say the night king wants a nice snip to settle down with.

Cersei fits that bill.

He just wants to be loved, by an evil,conniving,blood thirsty whench.

Good as theory as any.

Maybe the night king is drawn to her evilness.

Here's another one for you.

Bran is the night king!

The white walker army made the Stark Sigil.

www.bustle.com...
I hope not, but neways.

This is crazy.

For those that read the books.

WHAT THE EFF ?



This isn't spoilers of any kind.,

Cause the story we watched hasn't been anything like this.

originally posted by: ladyinwaiting
Where is everybody? Don't tell me you are talked out? The only thread I like.

The natives are friendly here (for the most part).

I don't care. When I start my books, I'm coming back and I'm going to chat.

Greetings M'Lady,
I'm sorry I have been busy the last few days trying to square up the property for winter, the leaves are already starting to change up here.

This upcoming week is supposed to be gorgeous tho, so I'm taking the day off watching the walking dead marathon.

Enjoy the books!



Respectfully,
~ Ser Meathead of House NumbSkull

originally posted by: Mike Stivic

I'm sorry I have been busy the last few days trying to square up the property for winter, the leaves are already starting to change up here.

It's still September. Where do you live, north of The Wall?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Mike Stivic

I'm sorry I have been busy the last few days trying to square up the property for winter, the leaves are already starting to change up here.

It's still September. Where do you live, north of The Wall?

No, more like hardholme.



I live in Sheffield Vermont, on top of a mountain.. it's not how far north I am it is the combination of how far north I am and the elevation.. the last two weeks have been in the low forties at night, the trees know...

And I don't want to be caught out there in October when the snow starts trying to square up my garden and wood. We have six cords seasoned.. we have 2 cord of green, bucked split and stacked, we need to put up another four cord for next winter..

I had neck surgery a few years back, had a lesion on my spinal cord, they chopped me open from the back and stuck some screws and rods in there.. I don't work well in the cold anymore ... So I try to get this stuff done early, this year winter is coming early and it puts aa rush on things.

Respectfully,
~the dingbats son in law

Wow..phone issues.


Sry

Respectfully ,
~meathead

originally posted by: Mike Stivic
No, more like hardholme.

I guess I wont complain when I have to shovel my roof.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

We use a roof rake.

I suggest a wooden head with dowels..less chance of shingle damage..alternatively you can go with heating"tape" and not have to bother shoveling or raking it..but your in New Jersey,there is no real comparison..in the winter you get six inches, a foot, maybe 18 inches, then it melts , and a week or two later you get another six or foot and it melts.. up here we get 18 inches, and it doesn't melt, then we get hit with another foot, and it don't melt.. by feb March there's four to five feet of standing snow out there, and that don't melt fully till the end of April. Don't get me started on mud season.....

Rofl you flatlanders can't even drive in the rain.





Respectfully,
~meathead

Eta

I was born in Jersey, toms river ,my grandparents used to live in Martinsville they owned race horses and ran them in freehold and the Meadowlands,my other grand parents lived in Brick, rest of my family was in Point pleasant and Elizabeth, my entire family besides the snowbirds in Florida live there still..

So I mean no disrespect , just poking fun

a reply to: Mike Stivic


We have thick skin in NJ, insults are a sport here.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: Mike Stivic


We have thick skin in NJ, insults are a sport here.

That's exactly what my uncle used to tell me when I was seven..

Right after calling me a Mary from Maryland....




Respectfully,
~meathead

Lannister men singing, lannister story foreshadowing.



First comment in my mobile nails it

This Will be the song played as cercei dies at Jamie's hand.

Just like the rains of castamere at the red wedding..

Respectfully,
~meathead

Geez I already miss GOT too much.

I already burned through fantasy television series and movies I could search for.

Don't know if I am going to survive the long winter.

One a side note. I can't believe that 99% of this genre is absolute garbage.

a reply to: neo96

Its always been seen as the domain of nerds. And, for some reason, nerds aren't really catered to.

Until LOTR, there just wasn't much to be had in credible fantasy.

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

It is in the gaming industry.

Hollywood should take their cues from it.

Multibillion dollar franchises. RPGS.