are you on /freefolk at all? If not and you enjoy discussing spoilers/theory, etc etc etc get on over theresweettalk wrote:won't quiiiiiite make up for last night but it'll be pretty close, so I'll take it

are you on /freefolk at all? If not and you enjoy discussing spoilers/theory, etc etc etc get on over theresweettalk wrote:won't quiiiiiite make up for last night but it'll be pretty close, so I'll take it
eehhhhhh sounds like work, but i do greatly enjoy both, thanks for the heads up! i'll head over there after i run some errands, since my dragon/wyvern is small and also not alive, so she can't help.bare it all wrote:are you on /freefolk at all? If not and you enjoy discussing spoilers/theory, etc etc etc get on over theresweettalk wrote:won't quiiiiiite make up for last night but it'll be pretty close, so I'll take it
Getting ready to start watching it tonight, very excited, have been waiting for this one!starrydreamer wrote:But seriously guys, Defenders.
Finished it last night and loved it. I was worried I wouldn't be able to follow everything because I haven't seen Iron Fist, but they made it pretty easy to follow along.canvasjockey wrote:Getting ready to start watching it tonight, very excited, have been waiting for this one!starrydreamer wrote:But seriously guys, Defenders.
And after a month or so of intermittent binge watching, my husband and I got through ALL of GOT and finally caught up in time to watch the new episode last Sunday! Yay!
Enjoyed the first episode... hoping to catch more tonight. Iron Fist was our hold up, we had one episode left before we ran out of steam months ago, and seemed worth finishing it up first. Iron Fist wasn't near as good as the other three, and seems even stranger now that we've watched GOT (Iron Fist is played by the same actor that was Ser Loras). So nice to see Jessica Jones again, it seems like it's been a long time! I'm really stoked about the Punisher this fall, his stint in Daredevil definitely bodes well for his own series.starrydreamer wrote:Finished it last night and loved it. I was worried I wouldn't be able to follow everything because I haven't seen Iron Fist, but they made it pretty easy to follow along.canvasjockey wrote:Getting ready to start watching it tonight, very excited, have been waiting for this one!starrydreamer wrote:But seriously guys, Defenders.
And after a month or so of intermittent binge watching, my husband and I got through ALL of GOT and finally caught up in time to watch the new episode last Sunday! Yay!
Mostly, I was happy to see Jessica Jones. She's my favorite, and she had some pretty good quips.
Colleen Wing is awesome, as were most of the other characters in Iron Fist come to think of it... if it wasn't for the petulant whiny excuse for a hero, lol, it might have been a much better show! Gah... that was her in GOT? I thought she looked familiar!starrydreamer wrote:![]()
I did not know Iron Fist and Ser Loras are/were played by the same actor. Everyone told me to skip Iron Fist, that it's not good. I'm kinda glad I didn't watch because he sorta annoyed me in Defenders. I did, however, like Colleen Wing... who is played by an actor on GoT, too (she is/was one of the Sand Snakes).
I'll watch this eventually... the original is one of my top 5-10 shows of all time.Tessablue wrote:I know nobody else on here watches Twin Peaks but that was the most joy one hour of... any media... has ever given me. I can't wait to see the ending but I'm going to be so sad when it's over. It's just so beautiful and humanistic and badly needed right now.
BaroqueAgain1 wrote:SPOILER-ish.....
From a practical weapons viewpoint...why the heck hasn't anyone thought of using dragonglass shards as arrow points?
The World of Westeros has many examples of archers in both Westerosi armies and mounted Dothraki. It has to be easier to make small arrow points, especially since the shards don't have to be perfect; they just have to slightly penetrate the wights on any part of their body to 'kill' them.
And your archers can wipe out masses of the dead from a distance. Instead of wading waist-deep into waves of wights with those short knives, send waves of arrows at them.![]()
If I were Dany, I'd mount the best archer I could find behind me on Drogon, with saddlebags of dragonglass arrows. We could go White Walker hunting from a safe distance.
MORE SPOILERSBaroqueAgain1 wrote:SPOILER-ish.....
From a practical weapons viewpoint...why the heck hasn't anyone thought of using dragonglass shards as arrow points?
The World of Westeros has many examples of archers in both Westerosi armies and mounted Dothraki. It has to be easier to make small arrow points, especially since the shards don't have to be perfect; they just have to slightly penetrate the wights on any part of their body to 'kill' them.
And your archers can wipe out masses of the dead from a distance. Instead of wading waist-deep into waves of wights with those short knives, send waves of arrows at them.![]()
If I were Dany, I'd mount the best archer I could find behind me on Drogon, with saddlebags of dragonglass arrows. We could go White Walker hunting from a safe distance.