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^ Today I learned that the city of Amsterdam has only ONE professional football club

Quite a few YouTube videos came out when they news broke Dunk & Egg TV Series: BOTH LEAD ROLES OFFICIALLY CAST!!! (A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms)

Forgot about Villa. Let's get behind them!

A different flavour of 'badass' here, but at the end of the 'story so far', Cercei has defaulted on payments to the Iron Bank with dire consequences in order to divert funds into building a 'king great fleet of ships. The fleet has been built, just in time. And where is it? Aurane Waters has only gone and nicked it!

So who had West Ham as Britain's last remaining side in Europe on their bingo card? Shame to see all the clubs crash out, but at the same time, it salves that queasy feeling when seeing the Premier League with all its filthy lucre dominating every competition.

City completely dominating.... um, as they were last year.

Yes. In the book, the aliens are called 'Trisolarans', i.e. 'three-suns'. Cixin Liu does specifically say they hail from the Alpha Centauri solar system.

Us Fantasy Premier League football players love to rage about 'Peptation', but man, he has the art of resting key players at the right times fine-tuned like no other.

Isn't it supposed to be the other way around? Jaime turns out to be the valonqar and kills her? Maybe it's mutual destruction or something. It would solidify Jaime's new feelings (or lack of feelings) for Cersei, but why would Sybell randomly give a prophecy to Jaime? My point is, it would be a huge plot twist. Yes, Cercei has been paranoid about the 'younger brother' killing her since childhood. Wouldn't it be tasty if Jamie were to come to believe that she planned to murder him?! It wouldn't be random if Jamie is leading a rescue team that ends up (unintentionally) killing Jayne. With Jayne being her daughter-in-law, possibly carrying her grandchild, Stoneheart might conceivably (!) send Jamie to rescue her.

I'd say the most significant example we've had so far is Lady Stoneheart. Jon won't be exactly like her as his mind wasn't filled with thoughts of hatred and vengeance at the moment of death, but he still has to be very different from pre-dead Jon. The show's depiction of resurrected Jon was farcical, with him being exactly the same pre-dead and post-dead.

Maybe, maybe not. I likened the situation to Japanese Zen and ninjas. But many religions have their non-violent and violent wings, like the Faith of the Seven and the Faith Militant -- in real-world analogies, monastic branches of the Catholic Church in conjunction with the 'monastic order' of the Knights Templar.

Not necessarily - like Dorne, maybe the coastline is too rocky and treacherous. I'd tend to assume that if it were easy to build harbours, over the past thousands of years it would have been done.

We've already got a thread on religions. Why do you keep starting new threads and expect people to read them when you don't bother to read and post in other people's threads?

You can't tell that from maps. From maps, there should be dozens of harbours on the Dorne coastline.

Just a passing thought, but wouldn't it be delicious if Sybell prophesies to Jamie that he will be killed by his sister?!