Pete

My dad got the job and didnt take it. lol.

He bought the company?

 

Who said he was trying to appear poor? lmao. he didnt wanna look greedy, not desperate.

He has a CHAUFFEUR. duh.

If he really wanted to appear poor, he'd have the chauffeur drive him in this...

http://www.sunshinebicycle.in/full-images/1015082.jpg

 

Nik? What'd you do with Pete?

I wanted people to think I could play hockey so I gave him my gear and told him to go to aviator.

My Dad has a job interview tomorrow...he's asking me if he should take the Corvette or his Jeep cause they're meeting up with him. lol. hmmmm.

Tell him to consult the chauffeur.

 

Because we like to suffer in groups.

Fair enough. :D

Anything else you wanna know? I am here for at least 10 more minutes :D

Why are we here?

Cause we're already finished and he didn't PM his question.

:rolleyes: :)

I feel bad for whatever true Thrashers fan was still out there.

Don't worry, he'll be OK.

The story is rapidly developing over the last four, I'd say. Slow start, for sure, but considering it was a full season show and not a mini-series, that kind of thing is expected. There are always "filler" episodes.

I keep comparing it to Camelot, where they dove right in...

I suppose it depends on their approach, but from what I remember they were trying to reach the river pass, so I can't imagine they'd have much of the land to aid them the way the 300 battle did.

 

One thing is for sure, though — this is going to get gruesome, real fast.

Last 3 shows have been a lot better.

Split 16,000? Would be a death march on both fronts. I think they'll try to flank them, honestly.

Plenty of battles won with small armies. Ever see the 300? :-D

 

Yes, the spy miscounted, and he likely wanted to do so, but I don't buy that he's actually going after Tywin.

 

I think like Harris noted, he's going after Jamie in an ambush.

Agree. Or maybe they split forces and have Tywin thinking there are still 20k men.

To me the value in shows like this is in the smaller twists and turns of the overall story-telling, not the most graphic scenes. In fact, I'd say there's more power in the less-graphic scenes by far.

 

Like Robb letting the Lannister spy go despite the law requiring he kill him only to ride back to tell Tywin Winterfell is coming for him. Incredible. Really doing a fantastic job of developing his character.

 

Same goes for the scene where Barristan was relieved of his command and threw down his sword before Joffrey, telling him to melt it down with the others.

He let him go because the spy miscounted and Rob wanted to give the impression of greater numbers.