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Quantum Windbag saw a boobie, and it shock him beyond words!
I'm not giving up Shameless. OR Game of Thrones.
I'm not giving up Shameless. OR Game of Thrones.
I can tell you what happens next in Game of Thrones if you like, I red the books. I remember being livid when I read Rob Stark was murdered years ago, it certainly took the edge off when I saw it on TV. I also got to laugh at all the people who gave me a hard time about it when I read it because they made my reaction look like a mild disagreement.
That said, wouldn't it be better without all the gratuitous nudity aimed at teenage boys with raging hormones? Not that the sex wasn't upfront in the books, but it wasn't gratuitous.
I think you have me confused with someone else.
Naw, dude, I think you have you confused with someone else.
I am a pervert, ask anyone who knows me.
This is why I gave up on HBO, even the best of it is all about pr0n.
WARNING, NSFW VIDEO
It's Not Porn... [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Why I'm sick and tired of seeing naked women on HBO - The WeekI'm a prude. There, I said it. Indeed, I'm probably more of a prude than I'd care to admit, and certainly more of a prude than I imagined a couple of decades ago.
And yet... I don't think it's my prudishness that has led me to this conclusion: There is way too much nudity on cable television these days, especially at HBO and Showtime. Indeed, it has essentially reached the point of self-satire.
Nudity in film and its effects on society have been debated since film began, and certainly since it prompted the Hays Code in Hollywood following the occasionally libertine silent-film era. And at this point, those who oppose nudity in film and television have lost.
These days, the question has evolved into how much of this nudity is art, and how much crosses over into something else entirely. The issue arose (again) last week when BuzzFeed's Kate Aurthur interviewed Nic Pizzolatto, the creator of HBO's excellent True Detective, the first season of which ended on Sunday. Aurthur mainly focused on the storylines within the series and the themes evoked — religious, ethical, and relational — but also noted the "HBO-y" nudity that appeared in several of the eight episodes in Season 1. Pizzolatto defensively noted that "there's not a great deal of nudity in the series at all," but that "a clear mandate in pay-cable for a certain level of nudity" exists.
I'm not giving up these good premium series just because of a little nudity.
I'm not giving up Shameless. OR Game of Thrones.
I can tell you what happens next in Game of Thrones if you like, I red the books. I remember being livid when I read Rob Stark was murdered years ago, it certainly took the edge off when I saw it on TV. I also got to laugh at all the people who gave me a hard time about it when I read it because they made my reaction look like a mild disagreement.
That said, wouldn't it be better without all the gratuitous nudity aimed at teenage boys with raging hormones? Not that the sex wasn't upfront in the books, but it wasn't gratuitous.
I'm not giving up Shameless. OR Game of Thrones.
Dude, wait till the DVD comes out......
Fuck HBO.
I'm not giving up Shameless. OR Game of Thrones.
I can tell you what happens next in Game of Thrones if you like, I red the books. I remember being livid when I read Rob Stark was murdered years ago, it certainly took the edge off when I saw it on TV. I also got to laugh at all the people who gave me a hard time about it when I read it because they made my reaction look like a mild disagreement.
That said, wouldn't it be better without all the gratuitous nudity aimed at teenage boys with raging hormones? Not that the sex wasn't upfront in the books, but it wasn't gratuitous.
I'm not giving up Shameless. OR Game of Thrones.
I can tell you what happens next in Game of Thrones if you like, I red the books. I remember being livid when I read Rob Stark was murdered years ago, it certainly took the edge off when I saw it on TV. I also got to laugh at all the people who gave me a hard time about it when I read it because they made my reaction look like a mild disagreement.
That said, wouldn't it be better without all the gratuitous nudity aimed at teenage boys with raging hormones? Not that the sex wasn't upfront in the books, but it wasn't gratuitous.
you can say all you want, but the show isnt exactly the same as the books. The author even stated as such.
Anyways the video was stupid
I can tell you what happens next in Game of Thrones if you like, I red the books. I remember being livid when I read Rob Stark was murdered years ago, it certainly took the edge off when I saw it on TV. I also got to laugh at all the people who gave me a hard time about it when I read it because they made my reaction look like a mild disagreement.
That said, wouldn't it be better without all the gratuitous nudity aimed at teenage boys with raging hormones? Not that the sex wasn't upfront in the books, but it wasn't gratuitous.
you can say all you want, but the show isnt exactly the same as the books. The author even stated as such.
Anyways the video was stupid
You are right, it is not exactly the same as the books. It is, however, generally following the books, and Martin has even told the writers for the show how he intends to end the books.
you can say all you want, but the show isnt exactly the same as the books. The author even stated as such.
Anyways the video was stupid
You are right, it is not exactly the same as the books. It is, however, generally following the books, and Martin has even told the writers for the show how he intends to end the books.
if he ever gets around to writing it....
Still its always a good thing to assume nobody knows what are talking about when it comes to spoilers Wind. Just saying.
