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brynden
podcast historian
Joined: Wed Aug 24, 2011 2:48 pm
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Location: Austria
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Kyle really did a good job on that.
I know that I would have problems because of my time-zone. But I think a "GuysNightOut-WithoutProminentGuests" would also work well - especially with hitting 1000 members here on the board. Possible candidates:
-Amin
-Kyle
-Dan
-FTWard
-Navyjedi
-linecom1/DrAugustine
-MaesterKevin
-Index
-TDuck
-Lex
And inkasrain should join the ladies on their next GirlsNO.
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Lex
podcast convert
Joined: Thu Apr 12, 2012 8:12 pm
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Location: Vancouver
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linecom1 wrote: finally finished listening to the whole thing..... you know given amin's technical difficulties, what this episode came down to was basically kyle, who usually doesnt moderate, being forced to moderate a bunch of guest hosts. Yeah, I thought Kyle did a great job!
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Slew
house smallwoody lord
Joined: Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:02 pm
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Location: michigan
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The technical difficulties weren't so bad. Actually turned out quite amusing. I will say, screw Harry Potter, I want a Star Trek reference in each episode. I didn't know other people were thinking that as well. I kept looking around for Picard in his dress uniform and Troi with her camel toe lurking in the background of Dany's scenes. Oh, and don't make fun of Jorah's wrinkles, they are part of the charm. 
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Kyle
for my freckles, your grace
Joined: Sat Dec 25, 2010 3:06 am
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Lex wrote: linecom1 wrote: Yeah, I thought Kyle did a great job! Thanks a lot guys. I don't mind taking the reigns every now and then, but Amin and Mimi do such a great job I don't want to step on their toes. It's a good skill to practice....how to keep these things moving. _________________"Not all those who wander are lost." www.MADCANARD.comFF: The Rat Cook
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Kyle
for my freckles, your grace
Joined: Sat Dec 25, 2010 3:06 am
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Location: Los Angeles
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Slew wrote: I will say, screw Harry Potter, I want a Star Trek reference in each episode. This is my new mission. Love me some Star Trek. _________________"Not all those who wander are lost." www.MADCANARD.comFF: The Rat Cook
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Tom 162
house tyrell
Joined: Mon Aug 29, 2011 5:21 pm
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MattTheHuman wrote: The reason the Lannister helms look like that is to make them easily able to distinguish from all the other million houses.
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And just like Winterfells flat roofs, they may not be practical, but they are aesthetically pleasing. And in peace time, they turn back into cuckoo clocks.
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StevieBlue
house smallwoody
Joined: Wed Feb 23, 2011 9:30 am
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If only I hadn't been podcasting about comics until RIGHT AFTER y'all finished!
(This is Lauren, btw.)
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Lord Yellow Snow
house smallwoody mongoballer
Joined: Thu Apr 19, 2012 10:43 am
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Location: Nor Cal Bay Area
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Once the show was over the good parts start happening
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brynden
podcast historian
Joined: Wed Aug 24, 2011 2:48 pm
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Hi there - i have another comment on the discussion:
You wonder how Dragonstone could be taken and somebody brings Stannis and his successful attack during Robert's Rebellion up. But that is in fact the first of two successful attacks we know of. Loras and the Lannister-host also manage to take it in AFFC (with great losses). When I reach that point in the story during my reread I'll try to keep close watch on how they did it.
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bbf2
house micro-woody lord
Joined: Wed May 16, 2012 1:22 am
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brynden wrote: Hi there - i have another comment on the discussion:
You wonder how Dragonstone could be taken and somebody brings Stannis and his successful attack during Robert's Rebellion up. But that is in fact the first of two successful attacks we know of. Loras and the Lannister-host also manage to take it in AFFC (with great losses). When I reach that point in the story during my reread I'll try to keep close watch on how they did it. Isn't it pretty bare-bones at both points though (at least of leaders, which would lead to the assumption that there aren't as many forces there protecting them)? The former only happened after most of the Targaryens had been slain or fled and only Rhaella, Viserys and baby Dany were there and a lot of the forces were probably spread thin fighting the Rebellion. And the latter happened when Stannis had sent most of his forces to the Wall.
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