One-Liner Wednesday – Single word wisdom
My friend Linda helped expose me to numerous people, opening my blog’s robes for all to see. So I’m going to partake in her one liner Wednesday. That and I need to really become more dutiful to my writing habits. It’s supposed to be inspirational or funny. I’m unsure I can accomplish either of these things, but I shall try.
Hodor Hodor Hodor, Hodor Hodor!
You can check Linda’s post in the link where she puts far more effort into her one liner. I literally sat here for thirty minutes trying to think of one, and that’s all I’ve got.
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Ha! Okay, you actually made me google “Hodor.” Obviously I haven’t read “Game of Thrones” yet. 😛
And close your robe! 😉
Thanks for joining in my dear. Hope you’ll be back on Saturday for SoCS!
You need to watch GoT. It’s amazing. And read it, because we’re all literate here.
If I’m going to watch it I need to read it first, if I’m going to do both. That’s the way I roll.
😛
There are boobs. Lots of boobs. It’s a great show.
Oh well I have to watch it now. I live for boobs. 🙄
😉
It made me smile, though I don’t know the character (I don’t watch Game of Thrones *gasp*). It reminded me of the Skol advert (many moons ago) and made me giggle 🙂
Now I’ll have to look up Skol 😛 Thanks for stopping in!
I was going to Google it myself, even though I was pretty sure I’d heard it before, but luckily Linda did it for me. It made me chuckle, so, I’m going to say job well done. 🙂
Woot! Good. And I feel I’m spreading useless, but entertaining, information. Two birds, one stone. Have an awesome day!
Spreading useless information is a good thing. We all have far too much useful information floating around in our brains. So, yeah, thanks! 🙂
Hodor!!!
Hodor!
I only recently started watching season two of GoT so I have a lot to catch up on. Have read book one, but nothing after it so far.
I’m through book two. I figure if I take my time I won’t reach the disappointment of finishing and waiting five years for the next book.
Or ten years. They’re just so thick to me.
I get you! *ASOIF geek alert*
Very much so! I love fantasy 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!
I tried to watch GoT but I found it a bit too gratuitously violent. I own the first three seasons on DVD because my wife loves it.
They explode what’s in the books for sex and violence. Though there are a lot of cripples, many forced.
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