Via @natevavra
WARNING: Possible SPOILERS for Game of Thrones Season 7 are below
Via Maisie Williams
This shining beacon of a fan counted his lucky stars at getting so close to Arya Stark actor Maisie Williams.
Maybe he had just been drinking or the girl was a terrific liar, but the real Williams had to set him straight on Twitter.
Keep searching, you sensitive soul.
The last episode of season 6 ended up being exactly what everyone wanted. Theories were confirmed, lots of characters died, and damn near every storyline moved forward. IT! WAS! AMAZING! And Twitter lost their collective minds. (OBVIOUSLY THERE ARE SPOILERS IN THIS POST - BEWARE!)
Via @KFCBarstool
Yep, there was an audible fart on a recent episode of a HBO's usually serious show. Grand Maester Pycelle got the "wind" scared out of him by the "zombie" Mountain. If you missed it during the episode, watch it now.
Was that the best episode of Game of Thrones ever? A lot of fans seem to think so. And those same fans had a lot of other thoughts, too. WARNING: SPOILERS!
By Tyler Stenburg (Via Bring Down the King)
A Joffrey statue stands precariously in Aotea square, Auckland, NZ and every time you tweet using the hashtag "bringdowntheking," the rope tied to his waist gets a little tighter. You can watch the spectacle live here while you tweet your heart out to try and bring him down.
How quickly can we topple the illegitimate king?
Well, shit. Sansa Stark might've just earned herself a spot on the other side of the wall. Just in case there was any lingering doubt: Sophie Turner (or just like Sansa Stark) and her witty banter are a spectacle to behold when she brings the sword of snarkiness down on irritable Twitter trolls. Prime example being the following shocking exchange.
Via @neversquare
Without giving anything away to non book readers, seems we might get a flashback to Maggy the Frog.
Via @vgolembewski
After hearing that President Obama would be the only person to get advanced screeners of Game of Thrones' sixth season, Vanessa Golembewski took matters into her own hands. She actually filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to see if she could get the government to give up the goods. So far, she hasn't had much luck. You can follow along and track her progress using case number: GSA-2016-000633 because yes, this is very real. God bless America.
