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Jaime needs a replacement. And I know just who to call: m.youtube.com/watch?v=YtyU2PJCβ¦
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Haha I wasn't the only one who immediately thought of that then pfffff
As soon as I seen it get cut off
I was like
"Oh. The things he must've done with that hand."
Except I was thinking more along the lines of this scene from the books with Cersei pff
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He could always take his golden prosthetic hand off and use his stump as a dildo.Β
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Wouldn't be surprised if that were the case
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Yeah. He's 40. Tywin says so.
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33 actually, the show made him older ;__;
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Looks like the show made everyone older.Β Β
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Yeah, Ned was 34 or 35 when he died, the same as Robert.
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Really, i thought he was sixteen!
LOL, no, really. I could see where you might get the impression I'm implying he's a teen I would have wrote "every OTHER teenage boy" but we know he's not.
I almost changed it to "...every other sexually frustrated single man" - for clarity's sake , but it would kill the joke.
Anyone else think it's confusing?
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Well, he really acts like a snarky, childish guy arround women, so it would make sense.Β
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Nope, I think you were pretty clear on this one.
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Thanks. I'm open to changes. I've changed wording or expressions before for clarity's sake. I just was sure this one needed it.
It can be strange getting a suggestion for a change, or a "correction"Β because it can give you the impression that *everyone* sees the same thing. A thousand people may see nothing wrong, but you'll never know what they think because they wouldn't post a comment.
Thanks for the feedback y'all.
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I wish I'd known how to draw with my left hand, right one gets quite sour when I'm animating a long sceneΒ
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