Clegane'sPup

Book wise I can not do it. I would speculate that as of the end of Dream of Spring Bran will be twelve years of age at max. Not yet a man grown. I am a Starkie, but no, I can not envision Bran leading Westeros.

Theories and opinions I don't know. The story author did make a 2007 remark about Tyrion's DwD chapter. https://web.archive.org/web/20161014221040/http://grrm.livejournal.com/22998.html?thread=2707158#t2707158 My personal opinion is during that chapter revisions there were editing problems.

That is why I answered the question (Does Stannis know that it was Rattleshirt who was burned and not Mance?) the way I did. Stannis either knows or does not know. Some posters say yes others say no. So I left it up the person who asked the question to decide --- yea or nay.

That is a good question. Take into consideration in DwD Jon IV Stannis has a meeting in which Rattleshirt (Mance) is present. A Dance with Dragons - Jon IV Rattleshirt sat scratching at the manacle on his wrist with a cracked yellow fingernail. Brown stubble covered his sunken cheeks and receding chin, and strands of dirty hair hung across his eyes. "Here he comes," he said when he saw Jon, "the brave boy who slew Mance Rayder when he was caged and bound." The big square-cut gem that adorned his iron cuff glimmered redly. "Do you like my ruby, Snow? A token o' love from Lady Red."/ Sorry. I can't give a yes or no. Either Stannis knows or Lady Red has deceived Stannis.

Lena Headey in Merlin 1998

Thank you. Pun as in saying,”Donald, stop.” Verb definition of pun: make a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word. Donald in the above instance can refer to Donald Duck or Donald Trump. Noun definition of pun: a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word or the fact that there are words that sound alike but have different meanings (synonyms or is that homonyms). Daffy Duck on the other hand can can be used as a caricature to Donald Trumps behavior. Caricature: a picture, description, or imitation of a person or thing in which certain striking characteristics are exaggerated in order to create a comic or grotesque effect. Again thank you. Edit: If I didn’t know what it meant and my British neighbor invited me over for some spotted dick (Spotted dick is a British pudding, made with suet and dried fruit and often served with custard) I would try my best to decline the invitation. There is all kind of comedy in that. Suet is what I go to the store to buy for the birds.

I was lurking around reading the posts. I had not signed in yet and that add blocker message came up at the bottom of the page. I also have a warning that asoiaf.westeros.org is not secure.

Is there any way to disable that chat thing that appears on the lower right corner of the screen?

I was wondering what Guest means. Is it a random lurker like I used to be? Can a guest post?

I read this and my self-centered self thought was, “Well damn, I ain’t dun nuttin to antagonize this person. Then I realized my comma ain’t that special. Good luck with the one you want to block.

Consigliere, how does a user sign in anonymously vs signing in as a guest? if a user signs in anonymous what can they see vs what a guest can see and do?. This guest idea strikes me as odd. As a guest can a person sign in and out as multiple posters?

Don't know about cats, but do not have the problem meow.

Haven't had issues with mobile device, but the desktop puter gets an "A script on this page may be busy, or may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, blah, blah, blah" message every time I move from one page to the next.