Daniel

I don't remember if it was just the show, or the books, but Jaime said he thought that Aerys believed he'd survive the fire and emerge a dragon, like Aerion drinking the wildfire.

It was getting close to lunch. Plus, he's tripping if he thinks Chicken Salad is a better athlete at the running back position than Turkey Club.

I imagine WOW, if Martin's draft was finished, would fly through the publication process. Too much money stands to be made. Not saying it'd be a week, but I'd feel confident saying it'd be way less than the average time it takes to get through editors.

Probably belongs in bad takes, but I thought Andy Dalton should have been a top 10 pick at the time.

I think the Colts are definitely not dropping off.

Agreed. Dickerson or a UDFA will probably be in there too. Wake may be listed as a DLine player, but we all know he's going to be on the edge either way, so I'd be suprised if they only kept four guys on the roster to play interior. When Simmons is healthy, we're good. Till then, I think Daquan Jones will contribute a bit more to the pass rush this season. 2018 was the first year he had no pass rush at all, and he was coming off of an injury. They'll be OK as they are now, stellar once Simmons starts.

I'm thinking Landry, actually. He was solid for a rookie pass rusher, and he'll be the full time starter at the position. If not him, I'd probably say Evans too.

No, but I don't think they have Due Process in Westeros either.

That's why there's almost no chance they sign him. Lots of teams will be willing to give him a multi-year deal, so why would he come to Tennessee?

I'm not saying that's the end of his ambition, I'm saying that's just the next step. I don't know how he plans on moving from there, but my guess would be make an alliance between the Riverlands, the North, and the Vale against the Lannisters, since that alliance was most of what brought down the Targaryens. I would assume his ambition is to sit the Iron Throne himself, but I don't know how he plans to get there exactly.

That was just for the callback to Varys in season 3 when he tells Tyrion that KL owes him a great debt, but the histories won't mention him. Your meme game is strong. Because it's Jon, the dumbest of the Starks (which is saying a lot). It would be out of character for him to not walk up to Grey Worm and immediately admit to killing Dany. Yeah, this was covered already, but the Seven Kingdoms are the North, the Vale, the Westerlands, the Iron Islands, the Reach, the Stormlands, and Dorne. If yall recall, Robert Baratheon referred to "making the eight" in season one as banging a girl in each one of the seven kingdoms, "and the Riverlands."

How the hell was a basic *** cover of the Righteous Brothers a No. 1 hit? Like, that's just a played straight cover. Their voices aren't even that different, just somewhat less croonery.

I mean, I was pretty happy just to see Dany die and Jon not sit the throne, so I kinda missed on the bitter. I guess bitter that my ending prediction was wrong? (And that Jon lived. **** Jon)

Went with Ryan. I'm probably not voting for Saffold, since he's a free agent addition I haven't seen play here.

Yes, coincidentally, this only happens with movies and shows that a lot of people genuinely hate for huge plot holes, tropes, and continuity errors. How's Endgame doing with all those spam votes?