Quote from: name on July 22, 2013, 02:35 PM

Dennis Farina

Gone home to get his f**kin' shine box.

He wasn't in GOODFELLAS...that was Frank Vincent who played Billy Batts.

Are you breakin' my balls?

I was disappointed at the lack of phone booth wardrobe changes.

I'm not going to link to the website from here, because it's definitely NSFW, but this is from the "About Us"

To create the perfect taste we let every single drop of our spirits run over the breasts of a special woman, one whose characteristics we saw reflected in the liquor.
 
This sensuality awakens the true character of our brands and gives them an identity, a soul, a spirit, a G-Spirit.

G-Spirits - available in vodka, rum, whisky, and.....something else that's poured over boobs.  Maybe Tequila?  I don't remember. 

Quote from: Jesse James on June 10, 2013, 11:35 PM

Time to get off the chamber pot.

You might laugh at that one in hindsight once your done reading the books.

Well played, sir.

and I hate people

I think you should start ending almost every statement with that phrase.

Middle of book 3.

I don't know...I think you may have to deal with overlap or you're going to be confused by storylines that HBO merged up.

Middle of book 3 is where the red wedding takes place.  You could start there and be current, but there are going to be a lot of characters that you've not been properly introduced to.

Book 1 was almost chapter by chapter the same as season one.

Book 2 HBO compressed a lot of stuff.  I think I'd start with Book 2, knowing that you're in territory you've already covered but picking up depth and details that inform what is going on in the later books.

Looks good enough for me. J
ackman was born to play wolverine

Damn you GOT - I actually find myself starting to care about what happens to Jamie Lannister!  The thing that really stood out to me in the scene where Dany was dealing with the slave trader was how much she had taken on the mannerisms and tone if Viserys - it was almost uncanny.

Jaime Lannister may be one of the most dynamicly developed characters I've ever come across in any literature.