He wasn't famous as a smuggler. He became famous as a hero. A lot like Davos himself, actually.

She knows why she married him: He's rich as hell.

Many jobs don't *require* a 4-year degree, but pay those who have one more.

Remindes me of the quote from Arthur c. Clarke: "Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying."

I think it's funny that those two did wind up together in real life, but not until after the show was over.

That little kid with the controller is adorable!

Depends on the CEO. At one job I was at, the President of the bank (equivalent to the CEO) was awesome, and personally made the effort to get to know all of his employees, and personally handed out the christmas bonus checks.

Plus, how do you get the energy to the people? The grid is just as important as the panels.

Good. God. That hospital is evil.

I love ferrets. They are so adorable!

Quick reminder that "Man of the Year" isn't given to just good people. It is given to the most influential and noteworthy individual that year, which Hitler was. He's one of the most significant individuals in the history of the world, and the repercussions of his actions are still being felt more than 70 years after his death.

Ah yes. The Australian squirrel.

Steven Alzis, from the Delta Green CoC setting. He's like this. He has been documented as being killed multiple times, but shows up a few months later. When asked about he, he then says something like, "Yes, I died. I quite enjoyed the experience."

Or it could be meteorite iron.

I wish. But is fake.

Do you want "The Last of Us"? Because that's how you get "The Last of Us".

Chuck Norris once sold his soul to the devil for his rugged good looks and incredible martial arts skills. Once the deal was complete, he proceeded to roundhouse kick the devil in the face and take his soul back. The devil, who appreciates irony, wasn't angry with him, and they now play poker together every other Tuesday.