It's just Boris.

Hey, I came up with a name for him: Beezleblunt.

Or you're into water sports/bukkake.

I didn't say who would be getting wet, did I?

I'm saying it's not unrealistic to put a handful of swirls on the back of a card. How the hell are there 500 episodes of the original Yugioh? It ran for less than four years. Were they producing an 2 episodes every 3 days? Also, a movie is 2 hours long vs about 20 minutes per episode, and is not in production for nearly as long as a show. I seriously doubt the cards are shown a million times, unless there actually are 500 episodes of the ORIGINAL show (which I seriously doubt) and they showed the cards 2,000 times per episode. I'm glad you can make accurate statements.

another three million to the Bravos, plus smaller amounts to several other banks, plus what crown borrowed from house Tyrell.
In the book they also owned two million to the Church, but Cersei bargained it away to allow church to have military. Another brilliant Cersei move.
At the beginning of the first book, Crown was six million in debt. By time Cersei made deal with the church she managed to drop the debt from nine to seven million.

And while members of the House Lannister are in control of the Crown, finances are very carefully kept separate. Tyrion asked Tywin if he is willing to forgive the Crown debt and Tywin just snorted at him.

That last part is because I'm assuming the Crown is funded by taxes paid by everyone in Westeros, while the individual kingdoms are funded by local taxes and the wealth of the lands (i.e. crops, gold mines, etc) owned by the nobles. Were you being serious when you said Cersei was brilliant? Because it sounds sarcastic, but I can't be sure. She's possibly the dumbest person with any influence in Westeros, except for Mace Tyrell.
Anyway, House Lannister's finances are not in the condition they used to be, and with Tywin dead, Tyrion gone, and Jaime abandoning Cersei , they're likely to get even worse. All of it's kind of a moot point though, because Tyrion is absolutely not rich hell, in the books he's a slave who joined a mercenary company.

Crown is mainly financed through crown lands and trade tariffs. There are some taxes coming from other kingdoms, but great houses don't pay tax, they, instead, have to maintain an army and serve as military for the Crown. (Westros is High Feudal system). Taxes from other kingdoms mostly come from cities, which pay tax directly to the crown.

I was being very sarcastic. Church militant is a horrible idea for a medieval ruler. Just look at how many years of war took Poland to get rid of Teutons. She also said to bank of Bravos she won't be payign them and she got child of her only ally arrested. She is an idiot.

Lannisters as a house are still pretty strong. For a while Tywin's brother became a head of the house. But yes, they are not what they used to be. None of the houses still is. (with, possibly, exception of the Dorne)
Tyrion isn't rich in current moment in the books, but he will soon be serving the Targaryens. We will see how it goes. But for the vast majority of the story he is incredibly rich.

Lannisters are still rich. They just no longer have gold mines. They are now landowners and moneylenders.
Just the Crown owes House Lannister over 3 million gold.

Except House Lannister for all intents and purposes IS the crown, and they owe tens of millions of dragons to the Iron Bank of Braavos.

another three million to the Bravos, plus smaller amounts to several other banks, plus what crown borrowed from house Tyrell.
In the book they also owned two million to the Church, but Cersei bargained it away to allow church to have military. Another brilliant Cersei move.
At the beginning of the first book, Crown was six million in debt. By time Cersei made deal with the church she managed to drop the debt from nine to seven million.

And while members of the House Lannister are in control of the Crown, finances are very carefully kept separate. Tyrion asked Tywin if he is willing to forgive the Crown debt and Tywin just snorted at him.

That last part is because I'm assuming the Crown is funded by taxes paid by everyone in Westeros, while the individual kingdoms are funded by local taxes and the wealth of the lands (i.e. crops, gold mines, etc) owned by the nobles. Were you being serious when you said Cersei was brilliant? Because it sounds sarcastic, but I can't be sure. She's possibly the dumbest person with any influence in Westeros, except for Mace Tyrell.
Anyway, House Lannister's finances are not in the condition they used to be, and with Tywin dead, Tyrion gone, and Jaime abandoning Cersei , they're likely to get even worse. All of it's kind of a moot point though, because Tyrion is absolutely not rich hell, in the books he's a slave who joined a mercenary company.

Crown is mainly financed through crown lands and trade tariffs. There are some taxes coming from other kingdoms, but great houses don't pay tax, they, instead, have to maintain an army and serve as military for the Crown. (Westros is High Feudal system). Taxes from other kingdoms mostly come from cities, which pay tax directly to the crown.

I was being very sarcastic. Church militant is a horrible idea for a medieval ruler. Just look at how many years of war took Poland to get rid of Teutons. She also said to bank of Bravos she won't be payign them and she got child of her only ally arrested. She is an idiot.

Lannisters as a house are still pretty strong. For a while Tywin's brother became a head of the house. But yes, they are not what they used to be. None of the houses still is. (with, possibly, exception of the Dorne)
Tyrion isn't rich in current moment in the books, but he will soon be serving the Targaryens. We will see how it goes. But for the vast majority of the story he is incredibly rich.

Well maybe you're fucking lame?

Not physically. They won't let me.

To draw it exactly in the same swirly pattern as the irl cards would be very tedious and unreasonably time consuming and that time would cost the production studio a ton of money

K. Have you ever seen a Disney movie? The genie sprouts like thirteen arms in one scene. They don't need to make it look exactly like the card, hell, a few swirly circles would do. But this is very low-detail animation.

I'm saying it's not unrealistic to put a handful of swirls on the back of a card. How the hell are there 500 episodes of the original Yugioh? It ran for less than four years. Were they producing an 2 episodes every 3 days? Also, a movie is 2 hours long vs about 20 minutes per episode, and is not in production for nearly as long as a show. I seriously doubt the cards are shown a million times, unless there actually are 500 episodes of the ORIGINAL show (which I seriously doubt) and they showed the cards 2,000 times per episode. I'm glad you can make accurate statements.

well even then, they live in a desert climate, makes sense that the people would have darker skin. I'd be more pissed if all the extras were white.

Yeah, canonically the people of Slaver's Bay are dark skinned, so this makes sense in the story, too. There are white slaves in the ASOIAF universe as well, in the free cities, especially Lys. However, Daenerys is not in Lys, she is in Slaver's Bay, where the people aren't white.

Reminds me of the shit about Resident Evil 5 - a game that takes place in africa and is about shooting zombies. Can you guess what the complaint was? Yup, people complained about the fact that there were too many black zombies in motherfucking Africa.

I seemed to remember it wasn't so much that so much as later parts of the game where the zombies started being more stereotypical caricatures of tribal africans and Sheva was kinda joked about for being a "not too brown" (wasn't she like half white or something) attempt to dodge being called racist

I remember that. There was actually a far greater than realistic number of white zombies, anyway, and they replaced Jill with Sheva just to try and discredit racism allegations. I know a ton of people don't like RE:5, because it's not that scary, but it was fun as hell IMO. Way better than 6, which I fortunately didn't buy.

Because repellent isn't fucking rad?

Well maybe you're fucking lame?

Never before have I heard of people being bored during a $350 million explosion fest, until this movie came out. That's actually impressive.

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yes, i meant girls of similar or same age

He asked for a reason, I gave the only one I could think of. Also, drawing a few swirls isn't unrealistic to expect; animation gets a hell of a lot more detailed than that.

To draw it exactly in the same swirly pattern as the irl cards would be very tedious and unreasonably time consuming and that time would cost the production studio a ton of money

K. Have you ever seen a Disney movie? The genie sprouts like thirteen arms in one scene. They don't need to make it look exactly like the card, hell, a few swirly circles would do. But this is very low-detail animation.

I'm saying it's not unrealistic to put a handful of swirls on the back of a card. How the hell are there 500 episodes of the original Yugioh? It ran for less than four years. Were they producing an 2 episodes every 3 days? Also, a movie is 2 hours long vs about 20 minutes per episode, and is not in production for nearly as long as a show. I seriously doubt the cards are shown a million times, unless there actually are 500 episodes of the ORIGINAL show (which I seriously doubt) and they showed the cards 2,000 times per episode. I'm glad you can make accurate statements.