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I recently downloaded The Telltale Games' Game of Thrones from Steam. I've been playing that and enjoying it so far. Telltale's Walking Dead Game was fantastic so I have high hopes for this one.

I think this is wonderful! I'm intrigued to see how it goes and how the players react to her.

It's a nice move for the Bills and Rex Ryan is a fine head coach. I hope he does well in Buffalo.

I've heard the world's worst commentary team will be calling the game. I'm not looking forward to it.

I hope he'll be alright. I don't want him to aggravate the injury further and do more significant damage. The offensive line better be on point throughout the game otherwise he won't last long...

I was at the game on Sunday and Rodgers was clearly upset after the incident. If the players involved were different, I wonder if there would have been a possible suspension in the first place. With Suh's record and tattered reputation, it was bound to happen. I was surprised he won his appeal but he'll still have a massive target on his back for the remainder of his career. With this and his past record in the NFL, he'll always been seen as a dirty player unless he starts making some massive improvements.

White Collar I've been watching it from the beginning on Netflix and I like it a lot. I'm not usually one from crime shows like this but I think it's pretty well done.

Source Never underestimate a rivalry, especially under the influence of alcohol

I hope I'm not the only one that prefers the comics over the show.

This topic just makes me wonder if they still make Waffle Crisp. I loved that cereal when I was younger.

I think a in the pocket quarterback is more valuable. But, an additional and valuable asset for a quarterback to have in this league is to have additional mobility. If they can be a threat outside the pocket and be able to pick up sizable gains on the ground when necessary, that just gives the opposing defense something else to account for. But, it's certainly a good thing to move away from the running quarterback and put more of a focus on what they can do with their arm rather than with their legs.

I feel the exact same way about Laurel. I really did try to like her, but she comes across so whiny and over dramatic that it can be quite distracting. My favorite on the show is probably Felicity since she's so awkward, funny, and intelligent.

I actually like The Flash a lot better than Arrow. Both are amazing shows, though.

Since he seems to put more time into his commercials and other promotion deals, I can't say that I'm all that surprised.

As a Brewers fan, I am going to rightfully set my standards low for the upcoming 2015 season. As long as they don't throw away a majority season first place division lead and subsequently a postseason berth, then I'll be happy.

Some are my all-time favorites seem to be for sentimental reasons or tied to particular memories. Anyway, here they are:

I've been reading more and more comic books as of late. I never read them as a kid but I'm seeing the value in them as I've gotten older. There a nice piece of entertainment that I like to engage in when I have some freetime. Mainly I've been reading Image Comics' Invincible and The Walking Dead series, as well as some X-Men related series (New Mutants, Fearless Defenders, New X-Men, X-Force). Michonne and Dani Moonstar are definite favorites in the comics I've read so far.

Portal 2 is the one I've been playing the most

I saw Guardians of the Galaxy on Saturday. I thought it was very entertaining and well done.

I'm just glad it's happening in my lifetime lol. It's nice to see that the past is being put behind them and the organization and Favre are doing the right thing by retiring his number. He was incredible for us for a number of years and deserves to be honored for it.

It seems as if he's more interested in improving as an athlete of the game, rather than letting the yearly salary dictate his production. I like that he's being honest and interested in improving as a player.