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Sounds like your next trailer will be sometime in 2037, when things start to calm down. Good luck with the new toddler.
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# | Physical TE Lecitus Smith Brings His Blocking Expertise to the Hokies' 2017 Class Great upside recruit. Either he kills it in the power TE role, or he moves to OL and becomes a monster there. That kind of physical play will find its way onto the field somehow
oh...so we're gonna do this again, huh?
He already sounds like he has a pretty good head on his shoulders and his coach seems to be mentoring him nicely. A very nice edition the Hokie program.
this comment should have way more legs...
The grammar police would like a word...
Actually now that I think about it, "play good" could be correct in certain circumstances. For instance, "every Thanksgiving, UVa plays good and Tech plays evil."
The Atlantic's summary is always good stuff, very good in what may very well be considered the best overall episode of the series. Perfect ending to the traditional "Act 2" of this story.
They did say the dragons kept getting smaller and smaller /s
I'm waiting for a "We made [insert 5 star recruit here]'s top 128!!!!"
I am very much in the line of thinking that Jaime is very upset with Cersei at the moment. for exactly that reason. Whether he sees this all as a power move on her part, or at the very least sees that her plan was careless enough to lead to Tommen's suicide. She is responsible in his eyes to some degree.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/26/matt-leblanc-is-planning-to-q...
Be interesting to see if these rumors have any legs.
top 11? really narrows it down
It was an inside job, didn't you see how it fell into its own footprint! /s
They are definitely setting up Tyrion as the third head of the dragon.
The fact that the Mad King used to take "liberties" from time with Tyrions mother seems like more than just an insignificant detail, as is Tywins overall contempt for Tyrion "You are no son of mind"
Book Tyrion is also described as having very blonde, almost white hair, and two different color eyes, which are Targaryen traits
Thoughts on Jaime's thoughts? I bet there was a lot going on in his head as he watched that coronation. Yes, she finally burned the city to the ground (conveniently, only part of it....Qyburn should be in demolition). She was a part of her sons death, either by not anticipating it, preventing it or actively encouraging it. Then she made herself Queen, certainly she knows what our internet researchers would know, that it was Jaime's crown, not hers.
But going back to Bran's vision where Jaime sits on that throne after doing his King Slaying. Is Jaime upset that she has usurped him? Or just so befuddled that she has come to the point where she burns the city and allows her son to die? They are very different emotions, Good Jaime vs. Bad Jaime.
Poor Messi. He's arguably the greatest player of all-time. The amount of crap he gets over the national team losing these three finals is definitely lost on most Americans. The passion for the game over there is insane, and Messi takes the brunt of the blame when they lose. Anybody who has followed his career knows he was never truly accepted by the fans in Argentina and you can't help but feel bad for him. Watching him sit there yesterday after the loss was painful to see. I hope he doesn't actually retire because it's a treat to watch him play, but it'd be hard to blame him honestly.
I went through White Sulpher Springs on Saturday on my way to pick up my son from Summit Bechtel Reserve over near Beckley. It was bad. On my way back on Sunday, you could see Fire and Rescue trucks down by the creek near that exit off I-64. It was a somber moment.
We can, and should, schedule high-caliber non-conference opponents to build excitement and maintain a strength-of-schedule that's appealing to the Playoff Committee should we perform well enough to merit consideration.
For conference scheduling, they should seek a balanced schedule. If you have 3 permanent rivals, they should include one top-tier foe, one middle tier, and one lower tier for everyone. (All this in addition to maintaining historical rivalries and considering geography, travel, the other schools' desired rivalries, etc.) I suggest BC and Wake based on (recent) history and proximity respectively, not because they're certain to be exciting games every year. There's more to scheduling than just "I wanna play the big names".
Yeah, I'm not expecting traditional titles at the end of this. I'm not expecting enough people to be alive to fill those slots, not to mention people to actually govern.
Fun fact: Camrys have Tyrods.
I'm wondering if Jon Snow will ride one of the female dragons. Who will ride the other, Tyrion? They seemed to like him which makes me wonder about who his real father might be. Just for thought.
I know who Howland Reed is, I'm saying maybe he kills the midwives. The midwives are a death threat to the baby and maybe Ned, if they tell a Lannister or Robert the baby will be killed as will maybe Ned.
Howland Reed is the other knight that was alive with Ned at the end. He stabbed Dayne in the back. Also the father of Meera and Jojen.
It seems really really unlikely that Ned would murder the handmaidens.
The Targaryens are basically wiped out at the point that the Tower of Joy fight occurs. They no longer would serve them basically


Good catch on the family flags on the ships, I hadn't noticed that. Varys being shown on the ship beside Dany implies that Tyrell and Martell families he met with are now in an alliance with her, but the flags reinforce that.