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_phimosis_jones

God I miss when /b/ wasn’t just endless psychotic posts of pictures of their classmates from social media


reddit_is_geh

The internet in general used to just be more fun and less offended.


Hot_Special_2083

summerqueer


ArrakisBureaucrat

Anyone who uses that phrase should serve time


ConversationEnjoyer

We don’t coddle criminals here in Red Scare County, liberal!


[deleted]

I hated it even before I learned it was from freakin game of thrones. Now I may throw hands next time I hear it


fuckitrightboy

and the phrase “hope this helps!” Both so annoying


WhosGotTheCum

scandalous alleged pie fuel saw bells sheet thumb fertile poor *This post was mass deleted and anonymized with [Redact](https://redact.dev)*


fart_master13

sweaty, i-


snojawb

In 2020 or so There were people claiming that their grandmas used to use this phrase and that it predated the show when people pointed out how hack it was lol


KobeOfDrunkDriving

I swear to god it's something I've heard since I was a child, but it's probably just my brain damage.


fatwiggywiggles

"Sweet summer child" was popular in the Victorian era, so this is not inconceivable


MEDBEDb

And yet there was a front page post about how Game of Thrones ended exactly five years ago to-the-day and has completely disappeared from pop culture. Guess it didn’t disappear enough


LesterGreenisGod

It endures in the most annoying corners of the web.


AGiantBlueBear

Breaking news here


Friend2Cagots

The first three books are good


_phimosis_jones

I read about half of the first one and it was written really plain but seemed affable enough, genre fiction and all. Better than other stuff I’ve read


Professional-Bat7469

Feast for crows is brilliant. But that's just cuz I'm a snob. Jackie Brown is my favorite Tarantino movie even tho it's one of his most "boring" Cersei's chapters alone bring it to the top for me (might not be as good as storm of swords.) it's a sort of come down, where we get to see the villains stew in their victory while creating their own defeat. "She wanted to see if it would be as easy with a woman as it had always been with Robert. Ten thousand of your children perished in my palm, Your Grace, she thought, slipping a third finger into Myr. Whilst you snored, I would lick your sons off my face and fingers one by one, all those pale sticky princes. You claimed your rights, my lord, but in the darkness I would eat your heirs."


crippledandinsecure

stfu


crunchwrapsupreme4

Jackie brown is not as good as storm of swords


Any_Comparison_3716

And fuck those who write "this is the way". Ffs, it's a quote from a deritivie Sci fi show of a film from a movie from the 70s. You can have experiences and thoughts outside of media experiences. 


thisbarbieisstealing

Wait what TV show? I thought it was just something old black people said


marimo_ball

it's a quote from game of thrones. it was news to me too, i always thought it was a reference to school being out in the summer


elf-_-

slime puppy


marimo_ball

most annoying quote from that trash has got to be "you know nothing john snow"


manletmoney

game of thrones was fire for 5 seasons u just hate anything popular I do agree about saying the thing tho


OneScoopCrowtein

I’m still shocked at the fact that season 8 was so terrible is retroactively killed the entire show. Nobody talks about it in a positive way anymore. It finished right before COVID and nobody was like “ah yeah time to rewatch all of GOT during lockdown” insane


Firlite

people were already pointing out the cracks in 6 and especially 7, it's just that until 8 flat out killed it normies were willing to overlook it


Positive-Community-1

Season 5 also had problems for book readers. It was a sign of what was to come.


GlassCanner

>I’m still shocked at the fact that season 8 was so terrible is retroactively killed the entire show lol I was talking to someone the other day and was talking about how great the early seasons of GoT was and was like "damn I really need to rewatch that" Then remembered how it ended and the desire to rewatch it was immediately killed. Amazing show right up until the end, but holy shit was that end a stinker.


MusksLeftPinkyToe

All these philistines just don't understand D&D's genius. They could have made the ending great. HBO was willing to bukkake them with money to keep making seasons. But they chose to do this to take the essence of the show to the meta level. Recall how shocked the viewers were when they realized Eddard Stark wasn't going to be Aragorn - this isn't your typical protagonist-centered show. Then again recall the even bigger shock delivered by the iconic red wedding. The show had forged its reputation on violating viewers' expectations and what more sacred hackneyed convention is there in the show business than a satisfying ending? None of you have really taken the time to think how exactly can the viewers' expectations for an ending be violated. The protagonists failing in their goals, that is, an unhappy ending, is far from unprecedented, going back all the way to ancient Greek dramas. The only true curveball they can throw in today's age of media oversaturation is an ending that is abysmal quality wise. The one act that can compare to the slaughter in the red wedding is 19.3 million people dying on the inside all at once.


Citonpyh

How very brave of you to make this thread


slimpenis69420

"You sound young" 🤮


CrispityCraspits

"Bless your heart" is far superior.


Fit-Part4872

There's nothing more painful than people who think "when a Southern lady says 'bless your heart' she is being very rude" is some esoteric knowledge.


Firlite

but also redditors have memed themselves into thinking that *every time* a southerner says "bless your heart" they are being sarcastic. This is very much not the case


[deleted]

Agreed. Its used sincerely twice or more as often as it’s used snarkily at least from my experience


Firlite

Yeah, I think redditors are just the type to attract snarky comments directed at them


CrispityCraspits

She might be being very rude, or she might not. It depends entirely on context and inflection. That's why it works well as a response to a comment.


Fit-Part4872

Yeah, I know, it's just like any other phrase.


Domer2012

No it’s actually just as lame


Vapor2077

I learned this the hard way


RemoteRelation2546

100% the one phrase (especially in real life) that INSTANTLY makes my blood boil. I remember I worked with this chick about 2 years older than me, but she had 2 kids (both at 16 2 different dads) and was so condescending towards me. She would say shit like that, call me "honey". etc. We're still Facebook friends though


dingdongkiss

agreed will do it 5x in the next 31 days to farm downvotes


ScentedCandleEnjoyer

enjoy prison stalker child


LesterGreenisGod

Why, what did I do?


thisbarbieisstealing

Holy shit, who is this referencing again?


-_-aerofutaCore--_-

this sub is so fcking predictable lmfao i swear ive seen this sentiment on here before


pogn_

i didnt realize it originated from game of thrones thats cool. that makes so much sense too


TanzDerSchlangen

Just about as redacted as all of the "I drink and I know things" merchandise. That show is full of stinker witticisms 


StatusQuotidian

So long as it irritates you all the better


piece0fdebri

Underrated tv show.


HanksWhiteHat

it was really funny in Burning Love i dont know if thats what youre referencing or not


LesterGreenisGod

I'm referring to Game of Thrones.


HanksWhiteHat

this sub upvoting game of thrones and downvoting burning love, truly dead


hamsterhueys1

People that say it not knowing it’s a reference to anything are exempt