The Brexit Flotilla is quite a thing, isnt it?

[The Jorge]

I wish the Blackfish was here, he'd know what to do.

http://tribzap2it.files.wordpress.com/2014/11/game-of-thrones-the-blackfish.gif?w=500&h=281

[The Jorge]

I wish the Blackfish was here, he'd know what to do.

http://tribzap2it.files.wordpress.com/2014/11/game-of-thrones-the-blackfish.gif?w=500&h=281

Update: They're now being chased by Bob Geldof. I'm not sure you could make this **** up.

[Luis Anaconda]

Update: They're now being chased by Bob Geldof. I'm not sure you could make this **** up.
he used to lead the rats not follow them :(

[The Jorge]

he used to lead the rats not follow them :(

:hehe: I think the beeb have nailed it

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ck_L2ikWkAA-oGw.jpg

[Luis Anaconda]

:hehe: I think the beeb have nailed it

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ck_L2ikWkAA-oGw.jpg

:hehe: oh and ***SPOILER ALERT***


The Blackfish :cry:

[Jake]

[QUOTE=The Jorge;4117233]I wish the Blackfish was here, he'd know what to do.


Well worth reading all of Michael Deacon's updates:

https://twitter.com/MichaelPDeacon/status/743037646826573825

[The Jorge]

[QUOTE=The Jorge;4117233]I wish the Blackfish was here, he'd know what to do.


Well worth reading all of Michael Deacon's updates:

https://twitter.com/MichaelPDeacon/status/743037646826573825

Yes, he's surprisingly not a massive ****, given he writes for the Telegraph and all. Hopefully they dont find out and fire him.

[The Jorge]

:hehe: oh and ***SPOILER ALERT***


The Blackfish :cry:

I know, I know. I'm a bit of a fan of the boy Bryndon too. One of my favourite characters.

Surely there's a twist afoot

[Burney]

:hehe: oh and ***SPOILER ALERT***


The Blackfish :cry:

The Blackfish chose to die when he could have led his army out of the castle and gone to help Sansa.

The Blackfish was, frankly, a prick.

[Luis Anaconda]

The Blackfish chose to die when he could have led his army out of the castle and gone to help Sansa.

The Blackfish was, frankly, a prick.

Stubborn ******* - still one of the better characters though

[Luis Anaconda]

I know, I know. I'm a bit of a fan of the boy Bryndon too. One of my favourite characters.

Surely there's a twist afoot
Yeah, I thought it was a bit odd that his death was announced like that rather than shown

[The Jorge]

The Blackfish chose to die when he could have led his army out of the castle and gone to help Sansa.

The Blackfish was, frankly, a prick.

I like that we can even find the room to vehemently disagree about fictional characters :hehe:

Top work

[Burney]

Stubborn ******* - still one of the better characters though

Yeah. Although I wasn't convinced by Edmure just caving in to Jaime's threat of pinging his son out of a catapult. That son is a grandson or great grandson of Walder Frey. I can't imagine he'd take too kindly to that suggestion.

Also, I don't believe the guards would have just let Edmure in like that against the Blackfish's wishes.

[Burney]

I like that we can even find the room to vehemently disagree about fictional characters :hehe:

Top work

Several thousand troops with their arms who could have served useful purposes just pissed away because of his pride. Very irritating.

[Luis Anaconda]

I like that we can even find the room to vehemently disagree about fictional characters :hehe:

Top work

A man blinkeredly defending his home territory, oblivious to the benefits that embracing the outside world will bring and the harm that he will inflict on his own by refusing to engage with those not of his land. Almost as if there is a metaphor in there somewhere

[Luis Anaconda]

Yeah. Although I wasn't convinced by Edmure just caving in to Jaime's threat of pinging his son out of a catapult. That son is a grandson or great grandson of Walder Frey. I can't imagine he'd take too kindly to that suggestion.

Also, I don't believe the guards would have just let Edmure in like that against the Blackfish's wishes.
Yeah - I caught up with your summary earlier. Agree it was a bit off. Though Edmure being a completely spineless idiot is at least consistent

[Burney]

A man blinkeredly defending his home territory, oblivious to the benefits that embracing the outside world will bring and the harm that he will inflict on his own by refusing to engage with those not of his land. Almost as if there is a metaphor in there somewhere

Uh-huh? How's is your German coming along, by the way? :-)

[The Jorge]

Several thousand troops with their arms who could have served useful purposes just pissed away because of his pride. Very irritating.

You dont lose your family seat without going down fighting though. He didnt get to be The Blackfish by folding at the first sign of some one handed incestuous ponce giving it the big 'un.

[The Jorge]

A man blinkeredly defending his home territory, oblivious to the benefits that embracing the outside world will bring and the harm that he will inflict on his own by refusing to engage with those not of his land. Almost as if there is a metaphor in there somewhere

:hehe: beautifully put

[Luis Anaconda]

Uh-huh? How's is your German coming along, by the way? :-)
Sehr gut, danke

So is my application for an Irish passport. If the Irish government want to write off their debts, they should just put their prices up

[Ash]

A man blinkeredly defending his home territory, oblivious to the benefits that embracing the outside world will bring and the harm that he will inflict on his own by refusing to engage with those not of his land. Almost as if there is a metaphor in there somewhere

I see what you did there.

If we remove the blinkers we will see a whole world out there that we can, as the world's fifth-largest economy, easily negotiate our own trade deals with, undoing the harm currently inflicted by refusing to engage with them, a consequence of the inward-loooking, narrow, parochial focus of the walled-in customs union.

Very cunning, my liege. :thumbup:

[Luis Anaconda]

I see what you did there.

If we remove the blinkers we will see a whole world out there that we can, as the world's fifth-largest economy, easily negotiate our own trade deals with, undoing the harm currently inflicted by refusing to engage with them, a consequence of the inward-loooking, narrow, parochial focus of the walled-in customs union.

Very cunning, my liege. :thumbup:

:hehe: touché, a

[PSRB]

[QUOTE=The Jorge;4117233]I wish the Blackfish was here, he'd know what to do.


Well worth reading all of Michael Deacon's updates:

https://twitter.com/MichaelPDeacon/status/743037646826573825

and Marina Hyde's