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She is quickly becoming one of my favorites. There was so much great going on in tonight's episode, which with all the travel had to cover weeks. Where do we go from here but Westeros in flames.

Why are you against her ruling? Interesting take to see. I'm rooting for House Stark from here on, but haven't seen anyone against her ruling. Just curious!

Totally against Dany ruling Westeros, but being a student of history, I've accepted she's already won simply by having a navy. And a marine corps. And an air force.

I don't even know where to start.

Mad Queen, entirety of Westeros is now against the Lannisters, R+L=J confirmed (duh), Jaime = valonqar basically a lock, Frey pies, Arya is somehow actually Faceless, Lord Too Fat to Sit a Horse and the rest of the North is utterly shamed by a 12(?)-year-old little badass...

I'm going to have to re-watch that about three more times before I absorb it all.

THE UPCOMING 2016 TRAILER

I have found my bandwidth has greatly decreased.

August 1st

I say pour yourself 3 fingers at least, you've earned it. Enjoy the time with your family; the rest of us can't wait to see what MStrawther and you pump out this year.

Life happens, but it sure sounds like some good things are happening. Revel in that. And I hope you will come to know Father's Day as your favorite day of the year!
I'm feeling a whole lot of Ut Prosim with your post. Thanks for all you do, and all that you have done.

Can't wait!! Are we there yet? Are we there yet? I feel like a child on my way to the amusement park.

Spot on agreement. Put Suggs at #1 simply because you must be pretty damn good when you hold not the school, not the conference, but the National record for running back touchdowns in a season at the time. We used to recruit earth movers for offensive line (there was no twinkle toe foot movement theory for spread offensive linemen then), so I also agree that Kevin Jones or David Wilson or Ryan Williams might have actually been better than Suggs if they had a little better offensive line blocking for them. At that time (Suggs), we had a power I offensive identity that just ran over many teams and defied them to do anything about it (which is still Alabama's philosophy even now, it's just easier to make it work with top talent). Bear Bryant said something to the effect "when you pass the ball two of the three things that can happen are bad", so they ran the ball until they were forced to pass (which wasn't often). I personally refer to this as the "Neanderthal" era of football, your offensive line either went big or went home. This long era was only briefly interrupted by something of interest from Oklahoma called the triple option (insert Georgia Tech joke here). Thank God for spread offenses ... It's made the game so much more exciting.

those tstorms are worrying me but with it being the beach i find the forecast can change so fast.

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