Arya kiddin'
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Compassion is the basis of Morality. If you disagree, I'm judging you.
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Therein lies the irony, my friend.
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AK! Welcome back! I hope you are better now!
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Thanks a lot JQC! Yes, all is well.
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Reading is my escape and my comfort, my consolation, my stimulant of choice: reading for the pure pleasure of it, for the beautiful stillness that surrounds you when you hear an author's words reverberating in your head.
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A day may come, when General ASOIAF becomes interesting again, BUT IT IS NOT THIS DAY!!
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Wish you all a merry christmas and a happy new year.
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Χρόνια πολλά και καλή χρονιά και σε σένα κύριε!
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@JQC: But it's not my birthday. Or the Google translator is really off. lol
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The Googletranslator is really off
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Isn't Valyria based on Tolkien's Numenor?
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Flavour of the week - Dany Hate. For what it's worth it has atleast taken significant heat off Cat. For what it's not, StanStans are getting a little immature.
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Thank you
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It is think this week, isn't it? Oh well, we know the truth about her awesome badassness. As you know - it is known!
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*Dons Yoda's omniscient face* Known it is, Maester.
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I agree to some extent, the image kind of fits. Shakuni vowed to destroy Bhishma, who had made his sister marry a blind man. He also wounded his leg, making himself lame and vowed not to let it heal till Bhishma is destroyed. While Varys' motives are for now unclear, I can envision him sacrificing his privates for some greater goal, as he doesn't sound like a man who'd just plainly tell about his past to Tyrion, or anyone.
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Arya Kiddin' ? :lol:
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^_^ ^_^
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And no welcome for me is that the way of it? :crying:
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Er, I have never stepped out of General forums. Hi everyone, I've been here for the past three-four months now. I like to read SF and fantasy, I play a lot of RPG games. I live in India. It's awkward making introductions this late, but I saw it here and felt obliged to do it. :uhoh: Edit : Typos
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I agree with this. Weirwoods are not supernatural beings as the gods generally are expected to be. They have the collected knowledge of the past is what I think makes them sacred. It's a nice thought. :)
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This is cool. :thumbsup:
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