Someone answer this man dammit!!!!
Edit: I found it
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Here is the thread I made with more pictures
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Here is the thread I made with more pictures
http://www.bgol.us/board/showthread.php?t=800494
Damn... Didn't know that. I knew about Bronn, though.
So who else on the show got the pipes? We only two people shy of a quartet.
Someone answer this man dammit!!!!
Edit: I found it
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Question for the fam....
Where the FUCK is Benjen Stark?????
Let that sink in.
That dude been MIA since season 1.
And btw, where the FUCK is Gendry (the blacksmith)???
Last I seen him, Ser Davos the Onion Knight put his ass in a rowboat at the end of season 3... and told him "Get Gone".
I thinkis safe to assume that Benjen Stark is dead. Remember other members of his party were found as white walkers.
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I have a feeling that Benjen Stark is connected to that Weirwood Tree that Brandon is seeking.
We have not seen / heard from him since season 1. It would explain alot.
Think about it...
If Brandon is a Worg... How come we never heard about any of the OLDER generation of Starks having powers like that?(ie Ned or his brothers.)
The people of the north seem to be deeply connected to 'nature' and the land. (Moreso than the folks from the South, or the other areas)
The Starks, the Wildlings, the Thenns... all have Worg traits in their blood.
Is being a Worg genetic?
Could Benjen have a similar power? (That involves the tree somehow?)
Personally, I think it is Benjen's voice (or consciousness) that is leading Brandon to the tree.
Benjen knows the lands north of the wall. Very well.
So it makes sense to me that he would know where that lone Weirwood tree is... so deep in the Northern wilderness.
Perhaps he escaped the White Walkers and made it to the tree.
Perhaps Uncle Benjen is (secretly) The Stark Family SUPERSAIYIN-level Worg, and is now living inside that tree... but will soon take over Brandon's body (or pass his powers on him), so he can walk again.
Just a wild guess.
We have not seen / heard from him since season 1. It would explain alot.
Think about it...
If Brandon is a Worg... How come we never heard about any of the OLDER generation of Starks having powers like that?(ie Ned or his brothers.)
The people of the north seem to be deeply connected to 'nature' and the land. (Moreso than the folks from the South, or the other areas)
The Starks, the Wildlings, the Thenns... all have Worg traits in their blood.
Is being a Worg genetic?
Could Benjen have a similar power? (That involves the tree somehow?)
Personally, I think it is Benjen's voice (or consciousness) that is leading Brandon to the tree.
Benjen knows the lands north of the wall. Very well.
So it makes sense to me that he would know where that lone Weirwood tree is... so deep in the Northern wilderness.
Perhaps he escaped the White Walkers and made it to the tree.
Perhaps Uncle Benjen is (secretly) The Stark Family SUPERSAIYIN-level Worg, and is now living inside that tree... but will soon take over Brandon's body (or pass his powers on him), so he can walk again.
Just a wild guess.
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He also played Noel Clarke's brother in Adulthood and played a shy kinda geek in 4,3,2,1 another Noel Clarke film...
Forgot all about that. I need to watch those two movies again.
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Man, what's with their affinity for removing johnsons
Castrating dudes like they listened to Bob Barker
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Castrating dudes like they listened to Bob Barker
the person hes named after, erected the wall & castles,
w/'magic'. there is some evidence of it in their bloodline. i dont think benjin
is dead either, no idea as to where, why, what, how though. mabey hes the
3-eyed crow.
w/'magic'. there is some evidence of it in their bloodline. i dont think benjin
is dead either, no idea as to where, why, what, how though. mabey hes the
3-eyed crow.
I have a feeling that Benjen Stark is connected to that Weirwood Tree that Brandon is seeking.
We have not seen / heard from him since season 1. It would explain alot.
Think about it...
If Brandon is a Worg... How come we never heard about any of the OLDER generation of Starks having powers like that?(ie Ned or his brothers.)
The people of the north seem to be deeply connected to 'nature' and the land. (Moreso than the folks from the South, or the other areas)
The Starks, the Wildlings, the Thenns... all have Worg traits in their blood.
Is being a Worg genetic?
Could Benjen have a similar power? (That involves the tree somehow?)
Personally, I think it is Benjen's voice (or consciousness) that is leading Brandon to the tree.
Benjen knows the lands north of the wall. Very well.
So it makes sense to me that he would know where that lone Weirwood tree is... so deep in the Northern wilderness.
Perhaps he escaped the White Walkers and made it to the tree.
Perhaps Uncle Benjen is (secretly) The Stark Family SUPERSAIYIN-level Worg, and is now living inside that tree... but will soon take over Brandon's body (or pass his powers on him), so he can walk again.
Just a wild guess.
-how did the theen leader know who jon snow was?
-why does(the commander) refer to jon as lord snow? the lord part.
-why does(the commander) refer to jon as lord snow? the lord part.
Don't think he knew, he just saw Jon Dropping bodies and probably thought it would be a good fight, as for Lord Snow that's just them mocking Jon, he is a bastard after all and there are no Lord Bastards
Agreed.
Sir Alliser, the Lord Commander was mocking Jon Snow.
Constantly reminding him that he is a bastard.
'The Night's Watch' is filled with ex-cons + society's rejects.
Nobody there was EVER gonna be a traditional "Lord" of anything.
But Jon Snow is a member of the most influential family in the North.
Therefore, all his (blood) brothers would eventually have titles & lands... and be called a "Lord" of something, someday.
So the Lord Commander kept taunting him.
To remind him of what he can NEVER become.
Naw, I think a lot of those dudes were fags or fags in denial, and had no problem pulling on a dudes junk and attempting to emasculate them
NAw, I think the main reason Allister and the other guy ride Jon so much is because they have it out for the Starks and think they are traitors. Remember in the first season they use to tease Jon about itAgreed.
Sir Alliser, the Lord Commander was mocking Jon Snow.
Constantly reminding him that he is a bastard.
'The Night's Watch' is filled with ex-cons + society's rejects.
Nobody there was EVER gonna be a traditional "Lord" of anything.
But Jon Snow is a member of the most influential family in the North.
Therefore, all his (blood) brothers would eventually have titles & lands... and be called a "Lord" of something, someday.
So the Lord Commander kept taunting him.
To remind him of what he can NEVER become.
What's everybody's expectations tonight....
Oh and no way Tyrion dies.
I know this is G.O.T. but if they were going to kill him it would have been sudden, shocking and unexpected. The fact that its dragged out over the last few weeks says to me that he lives. Its just the how and what that means that I'm curious about.
Obvious one way or another things aren't just going back to normal for the Lannisters's so how does Tyrion live and what does that mean for the rest of the Lannisters is what I'm anxious to see.
However I've been wrong a million times before when it comes to this show so the imp could be a goner.
I know this is G.O.T. but if they were going to kill him it would have been sudden, shocking and unexpected. The fact that its dragged out over the last few weeks says to me that he lives. Its just the how and what that means that I'm curious about.
Obvious one way or another things aren't just going back to normal for the Lannisters's so how does Tyrion live and what does that mean for the rest of the Lannisters is what I'm anxious to see.
However I've been wrong a million times before when it comes to this show so the imp could be a goner.
Oh and no way Tyrion dies.
I know this is G.O.T. but if they were going to kill him it would have been sudden, shocking and unexpected. The fact that its dragged out over the last few weeks says to me that he lives. Its just the how and what that means that I'm curious about.
Obvious one way or another things aren't just going back to normal for the Lannisters's so how does Tyrion live and what does that mean for the rest of the Lannisters is what I'm anxious to see.
However I've been wrong a million times before when it comes to this show so the imp could be a goner.
Not even I have no clue,what going to happen tonight...They've changed alot of stuff,the past few weeks....
no clue
was there even a preview for this last episode?
as a side note comicbook girl is hard to watch!
white bitch is just irritating.
was there even a preview for this last episode?
as a side note comicbook girl is hard to watch!
white bitch is just irritating.
They released a different preview just Thursday...
And I don't even fuck with comicbook girl,because she couldn't tell the difference between a wight and a White Walker....she's suppose to be a book reader,but don't know something so basic as that....
If they was to kill off Tyrion (which I don't believe they will) alot of people will be done with this show. It's one thing to have your protagonists vulnerable to the same fate as your other characters, but once you begin to kill off all of the beloved characters, it comes across as gimmicky. If it does happen, the ratings will begin to decline.
if that were the case, ned, rob and cat would still be alive. hell, prince oberyn was a well like character and he was offed.
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