George R.R. Martin's Game of Thrones

[TinkTanker]

S2 will cover "A Clash of Kings" ( there is speculation that it will only be half the book which sounds dangerous as at that rate it'll take ten years to finish )

And HBO will abruptly pull the plug about three seasons in.

/still bitter about Deadwood, always will be.

[AdmiralDigby]

S2 will cover "A Clash of Kings" ( there is speculation that it will only be half the book which sounds dangerous as at that rate it'll take ten years to finish )

And HBO will abruptly pull the plug about three seasons in.

/still bitter about Deadwood, always will be.

And rightfully so .

[Pearl@32]

S2 will cover "A Clash of Kings" ( there is speculation that it will only be half the book which sounds dangerous as at that rate it'll take ten years to finish )

And HBO will abruptly pull the plug about three seasons in.

/still bitter about Deadwood, always will be.

Note: You will have to prove your age to play the vid, but it is beyond funny.

http://www.spike.com/video-clips/o2kgux/deadwood-cocksuckers

Digby: in case you can't play the Spike vid link.
Cocksuckers video montage in Deadwood.mpg

[Spooky]

Woo is the best slinger of the CS.

[Spooky]

Image of the Day: George R. R. Martin's 1963 Fantastic Four fan letter

http://blastr.com/2011/06/image-of-the-day-george-r.php

[Eric]

Writing a wall of text like that will get you nowhere, George.

[Spooky]

What if Game of Thrones was turned into a bromantic comedy?

http://blastr.com/2011/06/what-if-game-of-thrones-w.php

[AdmiralDigby]

mage of the Day: George R. R. Martin's 1963 Fantastic Four fan letter



"by gumbo"

[AdmiralDigby]

What if Game of Thrones was turned into a bromantic comedy?

http://blastr.com/2011/06/what-if-game-of-thrones-w.php

[TinkTanker]

Question about something said in Episode 9...

So when the dwarf is talking to Shae (Shay?) in the tent and he asks he what kind of accent that is, she says Forren, I looked on the map and didn't see a country called Forren. Is it a country that they haven't heard of before?