Screamer

Privateer, There are two aspects of living in SE Texas that I strongly recommend you do your "due diligence" on.
First there is the occurrence of subsidence. In Baytown a complete subdivision on the coast went underwater. Secondly, there is the issue of surface flooding. Everything to the north of SE Texas drains to the Gulf. Massive flooding can and does occur in some areas. Newer subdivisions are permitted with the streets designed as detention ponds. Fifty inches of rain occurred over the area during Hurricane Harvey. Massive flooding occurred along creeks and bayous and even along channelization which is used for drainage of stormwater. An official elevation certificate of your slab is a must and its up to you to ensure its adequate for what may come down the road. Real Estate people may or may not tell you of past flooding problems. Good luck on your search for a home.

I assumed he was sending it across the narrow sea to someone keeping up with the action.

I saw this show advertised and passed on it. Then I got the flu, couldn't sleep in the bed with all the coughing, slept in the recliner downstairs, turned on the TV looking for something to pass the sleepless night and rediscovered this show. Didn't like the 1st episode, was kinda lost with the characters. Then it all started making sense and by the end of the 3rd or so episode I couldn't turn it off. Watched all 7 in 2 nights. What a great show.

I admit the comments above about the worthless gay stuff was not necessary but they needed a woman to take charge and who else but a "bull dike" could fill that bill? Overall, all the characters made the story that much more interesting to me and could never predict the ending.

I was much impressed with this show and recommend it to everyone. Just don't make it a 7 night thing. You need to get on with the action and development of the story.

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For what it's worth I think clunky execution also hampered the end of the Arya, Nymeria scene. They shouldn't have to explain in a after-show feature what she meant by "that's not her". It just seems to be sloppy writing and/or directing.

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Did I miss some after show explanation? If so, is there a link to it? If not, what was the explanation?

Thanks.

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Im curious about this as Eurons fleet was clearly outfitted with iron all on the ships. Not as flamable as all wood ships

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Iron doesn't burn but sails do. He can't remake them while at Sea either. She could put him dead in the water for multiple dragon strikes from the air.But that's the General in me coming out. She's no General. :lol:

Whos was that hanging from the front of the boat at the end? I thought I saw a skirt overlying the pants. Would that be Yara?

just surfing around and noticed this thread again. Had to laugh cause I've watched Sicario 4 times already, just finished looking up the list of award nominations and can't believe Del Toro didn't win the AA for Best Supporting Actor, although he did win a ton of awards from the smaller institutions.Now that the Adrenalin is pumping like crazy just thinking about that movie I will watch it again tonight.Kudos to everyone involved in that film.

I don't have a link for it but I nominate the caravan ride into and out of Juarez in "Sicario".

SEAN PENN

I'm surprised there is not discussion on Dances With Wolves in this thread.While not about Cowboys it surely had a number of Indians. lol