Chapter 44-3: Life and Death

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Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor

[MENTION=836]clem131[/MENTION] flips a table.

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Ups, I seem to have skipped this part of the discussion. Page 22 - my catch 22.

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Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor

[MENTION=836]clem131[/MENTION] flips a table.

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My wife and I just binge watched the last half of the last season to get to the end as fast as possible. Jeez. It's been giant slalom between spoilers for the past 2 weeks, EVERYWHERE.

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Originally Posted by Osiris

Game of Thrones is a fantastic show and if you're not watching it then you're doing life wrong.

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Personally I am waiting for Martin to conclude the saga before investing some time in it: to me closure is easily half of the pleasure I get from entertaiment. He's getting old and who knows if he will ever. I already had the Dune saga, thank you very much.

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Originally Posted by clem131

My wife and I just binge watched the last half of the last season to get to the end as fast as possible. Jeez. It's been giant slalom between spoilers for the past 2 weeks, EVERYWHERE.

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Sorry for the spoiler I put in one of my recent posts. :omgomg:

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Originally Posted by LiamKerrington

I am so bored if it comes to medieval fantasy stuff that GoT did not do it on my list currently, because I read, watched, and played fantasy-themed stuff for roughly 25 years now. This may change some time later again. So my neglection of GoT is not based on dislikes or prejudices; it is just some sort of tiredness. Besides that: Before watching it, I'd rather read the novels upon which the TV show is based on ...

Best wishes!
Liam

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I was burned out on fantasy until the first season of GoT. Good storytelling, and fantastic acting make it worthwhile. I purposely avoided the books in favour of experiencing the show with non-biased perspective.

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Originally Posted by Osiris

I was burned out on fantasy until the first season of GoT. Good storytelling, and fantastic acting make it worthwhile. I purposely avoided the books in favour of experiencing the show with non-biased perspective.

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Plus it means the surprises in store during the show will be a better experience for you. I've read the books, so kinda know what's coming, which spoils a bit of the fun, but still enjoy the show all the same

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Originally Posted by clem131

My wife and I just binge watched the last half of the last season to get to the end as fast as possible. Jeez. It's been giant slalom between spoilers for the past 2 weeks, EVERYWHERE.

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The young lady who lives with me is binge watching the entire series. Every night she watches an hour or two of it. I think she's avoiding social media until she finishes the series.

Some one Rep YetAnotherBloodyCheek for me for that Video.. It was Hilarious..

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Originally Posted by LiamKerrington

I am so bored if it comes to medieval fantasy stuff that GoT did not do it on my list currently, because I read, watched, and played fantasy-themed stuff for roughly 25 years now. This may change some time later again. So my neglection of GoT is not based on dislikes or prejudices; it is just some sort of tiredness. Besides that: Before watching it, I'd rather read the novels upon which the TV show is based on ...

Best wishes!
Liam

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I think WA has made me less satisfied with the ubiquitous "cool idea, bad writing" and the "10-15 year olds think this is amazing" horror or sci fi

Another question: What will happen to Lizzy's body? Will it be buried at the colony? Will it be burned? Obviously, if the colony is abandoned, there's a potential risk the zombies will dig it out sooner or later. This question might be considered too impious, it however occurred to me today.