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do you like Oyster sushi? I have a bag of 27 pieces (frozen)

Emmy D'Arcy looks terrible in real life due to her choice of style but in the show she is actually very pretty and cute. Now that I have the whole season, I am 4 episodes behind. For some reason the first 5 episodes have appealed to me a lot more. I don't find myself that interested in the kids or the aged up versions of Alicent and R. It may have been my liking for Milly and the stronger focus on Daemon and King V.

@SympathysSilhouette Episode 10 leaked online..

sucks, another long wait. Hopefully they give us a battle scene for episode 10. (unlikely?) There has been very little action this season.

Yeah, it looks like this season will end with a massive cliffhanger- the actual civil war will be next season. Do you know when S2 will come out?

G4 (gaming channel) has shut down for good. I have fond memories watching G4 with my college roommate, mainly because of Morgan Webb:

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Ashley's face model is EXACTLY the same as a popular Dutch youtuber (who lives in Japan). I will find it later.

@Matt!

found it!

You know that Bri has a youtube channel, very revealing? Olivia is very delicate and lovely.

I am stunned at her beauty. She's my age and still has zero wrinkles.

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Well you should be aware that a portion of the claims of Russian war crimes are fake news spammed into our media, created by Ukrainian psych-ops units. But certainly, they have committed war crimes. But not as much as they could (kill hundreds of thousands of civilians). This recent move, attacks on Ukraine's energy grid is likely the worst war crime they have done so far. Ultimately, it's Ukraine and Europe's problem, not so much America's. Like the endless wars in the middle east and Africa. As demonstrated the Russian people are not that even that interested in the war in Ukraine, even a partial mobilization has been difficult for Putin to get going. To my understanding the Russian youth are more anti-Putin, while older Russians are more pro-Putin. Besides Ukraine being an economic and humanitarian disaster zone, the Russian people expect Putin to rebuild and integrate Ukraine into the federation like they did to the Chechens and the rebuilding of Grozny. However Ukraine is much larger than Chechnya. This is the very definition of poison chalice.

Your posts are mainly unmilitary fiction to me (Ukrainian propaganda). The Russian politics will be Russian politics, that's what they are. There are pre-war literature on the Russian army and their escalation strategies, unsullied by contemporary propaganda and misinformation. The goal of the SMO is to de-militarize Ukraine. Territorial objectives are secondary. If they can't hold it with their small forces, they withdraw. If the enemy ground force is weakened, they can advance again. This is a basic military concept. The russians obviously have strategic failures. But their strategic depth is much more than Ukraine/NATO.

GRRM will definitely have a different narrative (than D and D) for all these key characters. They will arrive at the same place but the journey will be very different. That's if he managed to publish his books and preserve his health (hopefully). To be honest I feel like Sansa is a very familiar archetype in life (also a modern feminist one). The final result is a bitter-serious faced and humorless Sansa, very different from the innocent and idealistic girl from the beginning of the story. I don't know what's better. It might be better to be dead than have to live the life of Machiavellian Sansa. I think most people would rather be carefree and happy than being powerful and bitter. Maybe GRRM will write Sansa's hero's journey more like Geralt in the Witcher 3. She finds strength but also happiness and wholeness in the end. A well-balanced conclusion to her story.