oliveandblue

I'm becoming a fan of Theon Greyjoy. He's had a WONDERFUL character arc.

Littlefinger would be a great winner, but I think he's running out of options and needs to leave Winterfell ASAP. Jon will off him if he gets back home and finds out what's been stirred up. I'm curious to see what happens with Gendry at the end. They went through a lot to bring him back - I assume that he's going to have a surprisingly big part. I also see Theon Greyjoy doing something huge in the final season. They've been keeping him on a thread for a long time now. I imagine there is a huge thing that he has to tie up first.

Was watching the game, and to be honest the whole side kinda laid off a bit later. He's still very young. All I ask is he does nothing stupid to cost the team points at point. I'll hold judgement until March or so.

I'm a little surprised that Bran doesn't have a role to play in the Arya v Sansa v Littlefinger madness. He's the only one that knows the WHOLE STORY behind Littlefinger.

Dude has a video about sunlight and genitals... ...this is something else.

Oh hey, what's up dude?

Weston McKinnie has me excited for the coming season. The midfield is terrifyingly thin, so he should get serious chances by mid-season. Team USA badly needs someone to complete their long-term midfield.

The home of Bobby Wood.

Immature question, but what's with the French and their current distaste toward the UK? The longbowmen died ages ago, and there is no reason for a political rivalry between the two nations at this juncture. The only reason that I can think of is that Paris sees itself as a competitor to London in several international sectors.

I absolutely LOVE teams that will fight/play a bit dirty and draw some blood. I honestly feel that a lot of talented teams lack those "kick you in the teeth" types.

Yay, the happy place is back!

It's almost creepy how many USA fans are on his jock now. With that said, he's a stand-up kid and he's playing well so far.

The UK would have had more power staying in the EU and acting as a counterbalance to Germany. They are not in a position to behave like the USA.

I know there are issues that come up in particular places, but is this situation really that bad? The media would have you think that the apocalypse is taking place.

I was reading reddit (r/de) and found a comic done by some Germans about Trump's "bill" to Merkel: Source: https://www.reddit.com/