The Official Nonsense Thread

[Minty]

If you saw the wasp I discovered hanging underneath an opened window sill in my house today (at the risk of exaggerating, it must have been at least ten metres long) you'd be in no doubt about the evil garden species coming out this year. I'm beginning to regret worrying over the lack of insects, as Mother Nature is upon us with a vengence.

The jammy death. If only!

I have just completed series 2 & the first episode of series 3 - the battle was epic, but I am raging at the way Tyrion was treated after the way he saved ALL their miserable asses. If they'd defended the way the Incest Bitch Cow & their daddy wanted, they'd have lost. I'm wondering how long the Imp's going to be provoked before he decides there are some families not worth the loyalty, his for a start. I also think the Starks may have blown it with Rob Stark reneging on his marriage promise on top of losing Winterfell.

Every time you think one family is coming out on top, they blow it for themselves one way or another, usually by being petty minded over old scores or taking friends for granted. This at least guarantees keeping it all going, but I'm wondering if by the end of season three Princess Barenerys (I know what I mean!) may have got her shiz together enough to become a credible threat after all. There's nothing like complete idiots, especially psychotic untrustworthy ones to get other nobles saying "at least you knew where you were with the Targrayens, so long as you remember to bump them off before they reach forty when they all turn mad."

Something that's also bothering me. Why do I get the sneaky feeling Lord Tywin Lannister knew very well he had Arya Stark working for him, yet let her go? That remark he made to her about posing as a commoner. Yeah, she smoothed her way out of it, all the same, not like him to miss a trick. Or was this a sign that the advancing years means he's losing his touch?

Oh, I LOVE this show!