Old school player! Knows how to play the game and a chill person. Definitely high Open / IM.

From one washed up player to another, Dance has always been a nice person, and a good TF2 player. Known him for years now, longer than anyone else currently playing competitively. Would recommend to any team.

Look at the bright side, D&D's take on Dorne is one step closer to ending.

Wasted potential though. I think Doran's actor was pretty good for the little screen time he had. I feel like D&D took a good, hard look at what went wrong with season five and decided a quicker death to this miserable plot will make everyone happier in the long run.

Paid.

Phelon and I have switched roles. I'm playing roamer, Phelon is on pocket.

You mean, separate but equal? That worked out well for blacks...

If you want some good laughs (and facepalms) over the next year or so, I'd recommend subscribing to Right Wing Watch. You're going to hear a lot of crazy things from christian conservatives that will be covered by them after this decision, and during the upcoming election.

I disagree completely that Sansa is the victim here. She could have easily told Baelish she wanted no part in this arrangement a few episodes ago. It's also not like Sansa didn't know what was going to happen to her the night of her wedding. She specifically chose this path because she was ready for it. She has completely matured at this point and is in charge of her own destiny... even if it means going through some pretty nasty stuff. She isn't frightened anymore, as you can tell from the bath scene, and it looks like there's going to be a conspiracy brewing after watching the trailer for next week.

But why have her raped? Well, with a wedding comes a bedding, and I have a hard time seeing Sansa willingly bedding Ramsey. It meant a lot for Theon's character, which I feel was definitely the focus of the scene. You can tell he's completely broken at this point, but you could glimpse a little bit of that shortly before when he goes up to Sansa's room before the wedding to take her to it. Maybe there was a way to get around the whole bedding without turning Sansa's character into something closer to Margeary or Cersei (manipulative and borderline whore-ish), but I can't see it.

I do think it says something about Sansa's character though if she was willing to go through with this, knowing what was going to eventually happen. We'll have to see how the season plays out, but I have a feeling that Sansa is going to be in an interesting position by season's end. They've been reminding us "the north remembers" every episode, and I don't think D&D will wait till next season to tell us what exactly that means.

I don't mind most of the changes, except of course Ser Grandfather's early death.

I always felt Jorah would end up playing the role of the tragic hero, every part of him both in the books and show seems to point to it, so him getting grayscale is only fitting.

The disc (or flash drive if you go this route) itself is necessary for the installation. It contains the files required for the actual installation of Windows. The product key is usually printed on the box itself. You have to manually enter it during the installation of Windows.

If you had an installation disc, you could buy a product key. However, I wouldn't trust purchasing a product key off eBay. The product key is checked once you get an internet connection on your machine. If its invalid or already taken, you're going to run into more problems.

I'm not too experienced with doing things this way so I'll refrain from any more comment on that subject.

Windows comes with everything that is needed for the computer to run. You'll be left with a bare-bones system and have to start from scratch. This means re-downloading all the programs you once had. If you have any important documents (perhaps stuff from school you need) store them on Dropbox or something before you proceed with the install.

You should be able to buy Windows from any online retail store that sells computer stuff (Newegg, Amazon, PCOutlet has it 13 dollars off right now if I recall correctly). Alternatively, Best Buy should still be selling copies. I'd recommend Windows 7, but you could go with Windows 8 if you'd like. Windows 10 will come as a free upgrade when it comes out to current owners of either Windows 7 or 8, so buying Windows Vista again at 64 bit would be less than ideal.

You would need to buy a 64bit version of Windows. You can install it on your current PC. As with any install of an OS, you'll lose any data on the drive you install Windows on.

If you want to upgrade your RAM, the best way to check the DDR type is to remove your current RAM and check the labels on it. It's likely DDR2 or DDR3 depending on how old the computer is.

Look up a video on how to install and remove the RAM. Try to remember which slots the RAM sticks were in before you remove it too. Depending on your motherboard, it might matter.

If you don't want to open your computer just yet, you can also download a program called CPU-Z and check this page for the information you're looking for:

http://bcchardware.com/gallery/albums/OCZ2133/CPU_Z_SPD.jpg

Buy RAM sticks that are the same DDR level as you currently have, and have about the same frequency. If you use CPU-Z to figure out the frequency, you have to multiply the frequency by two to get the real frequency (533Mhz * 2 = 1066Mhz). So in the above case, you'd want to buy DDR3 RAM with a frequency of ~1066Mhz.

Someone is going to be suspended for something someone else did, which wasn't caught by someone that should have caught it, and there's a kinda sorta more-than-fifty-percent chance that he knew about it.

Sounds legit.