You killed me XD

Nah, I think they don't let him publish the last book until the TV series is complete. Producers probably think their watch ratio would lower due to the expectancy of readers for the last book to come out. He probably already finished the book and is now enjoying his life until they let him publish it.

Thanks for explaining it to him @guest_ . I really like the combination they've used in the sandwich, I don't understand where the hate was coming from that guy. I am just a calorie deprived person (on diet) who doesn't care about the whole LGBT thing nor their flag,

@parisqeen Sorry but I did put spaces between spoiler alert and my actual comment. Before I went to see the movie I stayed clear of all the social sites for days so nothing can ruin it for me, a lot of other people said they're doing the same, maybe you should've as well? Sorry again!

There is a slim possibility people and nature are different there but I wouldn't wager my money on that.
I'm hoping to go to Canada. The country seems very beautiful, and people relatively normal, I hope I'm not making the same mistake as with Ireland all over again XD

My favorite as well.

@xvarnah As a kid I was always daydreaming I'll go to visit Ireland one day, to see it's mysterious deep forests and meet laid-back yet honest and peaceful people. So when I grew up and the opportunity presented itself, of course I took it! I was happy for the first few months, but people seemed 'off'. Fairly different than what I've imagined and what they've represented themselves to be like. I was taken aback, but said, feck it!, I'll travel around and see the country, that's what matters! So I traveled around, climbed the highest hills they call mountains here, they were 'naked' tops with miserable rain that constantly drizzled. I went to the deepest forests I could find and saw only dead trees and wire fences that separated one piece of land from the other one. No matter where I went the story repeats itself. Also, Irish people don't like strangers, and it's their belief they are better than the rest of the world. Yes, I'm planning on leaving in a year or two.

@xvarnah Good idea XD
I've been here more than 5 years. Their countryside is very nice and green, feels like heaven.
That is until you meet the locals. Ireland as a country is very beautiful and has potential, it's the people that are problem. If they only took care of it and stopped being miserable all the time .. but anyways,..
I'd recommend when you come to visit to go to my favorite area which is anywhere around Galway, there's a ton of castles along the coastline and of course beautiful Cliffs of Moher that will stun you. They feel otherworldly.
I've never been to Kerry County but I've heard it's amazing and nature should be intact.
Can't wait to visit it one day.

@xvarnah I agree, it's never too late to replant but sadly Irish people are only interested in making more and more pubs, instead of taking care of their nature. Nobody believes me how flat it is here until they come, you can see a sudden disappointment in their eyes. When people take pictures of Ireland it's always of it's best corners with severely saturated colors, just like people take their selfies. Everything here actually has a weird gray hue most of the year, so it seems like sky, buildings, even nature turned gray. I know a lot of people from warmer countries (like I am) that have returned back home after only a few years here. They all said the same - they were missing the blue sky and sea. I'm planning on leaving soon as well.

@xvarnah There's only a handful of forests left in Ireland, it's really such a shame that they've never bothered to replant the trees they've once cut to make their homes. Now all you can see wherever you travel here are massive fields separated by few trees like they're making a line between different land parcels.

Did you try touching the hypoallergenic breed of cat like Sphynx?

*claps*

@xvarnah hahahahhahaa forest in Ireland, you're cracking me up XD