Why are the Game of Thrones rules still in effect? (No spoilers by me because I never saw it)

Whew! I’m relieved that someone got it! :smiley:

Why not?

ETA: I feel a lot of air passing over my head.

In the book, the clams did go to the Red Wedding.

Are those three separate movies? Because I had The Last Temptation of Christ for every one of them.

Probably these four old fanfics.

So am I because, as you’d note, I wouldn’t in a million years.

It is, standardly. Thus this thread.

BUT I CAN’T SWEAR AND CALL PEOPLE NAMES IN ATMB. DUH!

But all of that was last night. Today I stopped caring, beyond requesting a more-generalized sticky that incorporates all of the prudent suggestions of the current one because GoT, with concurrent (sorta) book publications and TV broadcasts, is a special pain in the ass.

But then they were decapitated.

Ding.

If it’s standard, as you concede, then it’s not a special rule for Game of Thrones. What is the actual problem here, then?

Please let’s not pretend it was just one guy who had a problem with spoilers, and just one other guy who was trying to drop spoilers into those threads. The whole thing got very ugly and very passive aggressive (or maybe just aggressive), and I’m glad Senor Beef got it straightened out.

I think you failed to read what I was describing as “standard,” to wit…

Which is the standard way in which the SDMB handles such issues: warnings, then suspensions, then bannings. At least one person in that debacle was acting in a jerkish manner repeatedly. As I have noted, I have no problem with the special rules and believe they should be posted and applied more generally, but in other threads most people play nice.

I don’t really have any desire to rehash all I’ve said on the matter again, as I have many times already. Best and most simple way I can explain what my thoughts on it are (and how I will personally mod it) is found in this post.

Clams got heads???

Well, they’ve got legs.

Damn–I miss the days when BC was actually funny. (The evil clam’s expression in the last panel still cracks me up)

I figured you’d get it.