Well this guy got into power democratically.

Surely not. Why dont you look it up instead of telling wrong things?

No, Hitler gained his actually strenght when he was appointed as Reichskanzler by Hindenburg, which was a act by himself.
The NSDAP was with 33% the strongest party in germany, but they would have needed much more voters.

yep. That is what I meant. But those ignorant 'murica maggots cant even properly look up easy historical facts

Herro, everynyan!
OH MAH GAH!!

I am afraid to ask about your weekend.

Well..it is Osaka's dream...

Because that's one of his lines.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=UucITQR0SrQ

Wait, what porno game?

I personally browse hentai-foundry more frequently as the artists sometimes do commissions

and rule34.paheal usually makes my computer lag

Keep telling yourself that.
My first and second languages are Burmese and Chinese, no freaking roots toward English or Latin or whatsoever.
I have to memorize a lots to speak and write proper english.
Sometimes I write like a retarded 5 years old kid, never stop me from enjoying internet though.
Surviving grammar nazi on fj for more than 5 years.

seriously.... HOW?

The collectors edition GoT booklet has him listed as born in 1996 (which would have made him 14 in season one), my bad.

The actor is actually born in 1992 so he's more like 20 years old, and not 14

While I agree, he's way too much of a cunt and he makes me not watch the show I hate him so much.

That isn't the actors fault, he does a superb job portraying Joffrey's character

That's the writer's fault. Most people felt that way when reading the books.

He was worse in the books, though it adds something being able to actually SEE how much of a dick he is.

Martin is a great writer and you really love or really hate most of his characters, some switching as you go along. Well worth the read but the books can be, heavy I guess?

Heavy doesn't even begin to cover it. I kind of stopped caring after a while myself because there was a good chance that any character you've grown to like is going to die anyway, so why bother getting attached to anyone?

I found that fairly refreshing though. I can't say I've read all of the major "great" epic fantasy or anything, but I've read a fair portion, and the invincible main characters gets kind of old. It takes a little bit away from the suspense when you're 99.9% sure that no one that means anything has any chance of dying. It was nice to not be sure, for there to be some question of if <person> is going to survive a certain encounter.

How far did you get? I can't say too much without ruining the series but the deaths kind of slow down a little I guess.

There's a fine balance between invincible heroes and stories where you stop caring because the author doesn't seem to care as much about the characters as you do.

Finished the end of A Storm of Swords. Decided to quit there because I found myself powering through them for the sake of being able to say I read them instead of actually enjoying them.

Wut?! My lemon fridge is the most important thing in my whole living room.

Eating lemons stops growth?

I'm saying he could take out the drawer, or any other part, as the fridge doesn't seem super important

Wut?! My lemon fridge is the most important thing in my whole living room.

There are actually brands that can't be used with my TV. They create feedback in the data crossover, and it can cause a fuzzy picture, and eventually blow the bulb in my LCD. Not trying to pay a few hundred bucks to fix a stupid lamp.

You can have both

She's not way too thin she is a perfectly healthy weight.

Bah, I'd rather have a bit of a muffin top and some tits, then a perfectly flat stomach, and chest.

You can have both

No... you're so totally completely wrong. This dude was described as the worlds fattest man in the early 1900's. He would still be considered fat today but not the worlds largest man type of fat.

I'd imagine a time period when the great majority of people were still comparably poor and underfed in much of the industrialized world, compared to the Classical Era definition of desirability, which the Renaissance artists take their cues from, are barely comparable.

But I will admit, her ~300 pounds is about 50 pounds too much for the classical ideal.

I thumbed you down because you replied like a prick, instead of just stating why you think I'm wrong.