Stormbringer

Still undecided wether I actually like her or not, but these surely help

Barbara Palvin Carmella Rose McKenna Berkley Georgia Fowler

Don't you have ear plugs?

Alessandra Ambrosio Vika Bronova Yulia Rose Lorena Rae

And something new already! This is Octopus's Garden by The Beatles. The second song written by Ringo Starr to appear in a Beatles' album I hope you like it!

Thanks @Pith_Possum

Oh and this one btw

Barbara Rodile Blanca Padilla Noel Berry Anthea Page

She was 15????

Hailey's legs!

Because she's the Queen of lame excuses

Before Aegon Targaryen's conquest (roughly 300 years before the events in the show and books) the Seven Kingdoms were precisely that: seven independent kingdoms that corresponded more or less with the territories of the great lords: The North, The Vale, The Riverlands (+ the Iron Islands), the Kingdom of the Rock (Westerlands), The Stormlands, The Reach and Dorne (to be strict, Dorne wasn't an actual kingdom but a princedom). They would usually fight each other and were rarely at peace. Aegon conquered and unified six of these seven kingdoms (Dorne would be incorporated later) into a single one but the name of the Seven Kingdoms stuck. Politically this is a feudal system, where the King is the first of all Lords. His immediate vassals being the lords of the lands mentioned (the North, Stormlands, ect), having them in turn their own lesser vassals and so on. His power is more or less that of feudal kings in history. He has nominal power over the whole kingdom but that power is limited by distances and the pressure of the nobility. Of course, the first Targaryens, having dragons had it easier in terms of authority. And it doesn't matter if Bran was chosen by a council. He is still the king with all the powers and authority the title has. So it's still a monarchy. Even if not inheritable.

Written by George Harrison who also plays slide guitar

Thank you so much!!

So beautiful!

Rachel Cook Gabrielle Caunesil Josephine Skriver Natalie Roser

No, I'm not "doing that look"

Those 3... bowties? things are something

Proof: Something, be it information, statistics, etc. used to back up a claim or hypothesis. For example: @SuperG.Girl's last definition has no proof whatsoever to support it.

You filthy liar

No, I'm not!!!

Yes, again. Like the 5th or 6th time today and 3rd in a row

ABSOLUTELY NOT!! ( @Prettyphile already threatened me about the beard btw )