Official Game of Thrones Season 4 Thread *The North Remembers*(NO SPOILERS!!)

[Stuntone]

Lannister set! We got b:tches on deck, wine and grapes on decks, soldiers ready for war.

"The sh:t ya'll trying to do, we been done that" - Boosie.

 

[Malik]

Jon is always my number one, pause

#StarkSet, #WolfSet, #b*stards, #TheWatch

#TheStormCrows​

I pledge my fealty to #StarkSet


We don't give a fukk about no Iron Throne. The Starks are the only Kings in the North


Shoutout to The Greatjohn, you lost your finger like a G. Hopefully Roose doesn't flay you alive Karstark, you got did dirty son Howland Reed, you need to get the fukk off the couch and come outside nikka


We got long memories up beyond The Neck. Believe dat


Imma have three sons, two daughters and a b*stard just for Ned

 

[Malik]

You aint reading my posts. Im doing the opposite. He is a part of StarkSet.

It dont matter though, team names are irrelevant all that matters is who you reppin

FYI Ramsey is only a good comparison if someone was reppin him but not Roose. That aint the case. People are reppin Jon but not the Stark kids

They ain't real then. They can get the fukk on

We got lil professor x in Bran. Xena warrior princess in Arya. And Rickon is a hitta in training. How many nikkas has Shaggydog sent to the bushes We got goons.

 

[dem bath salts]

I like how starkset has given up all ambition for the iron throne

I fukks wit ya, had to keep it one hunnit tho

 

[Adam3000]

They ain't real then. They can get the fukk on

Thats the point. All we were discussing was using the name Starkset Snowgang or just using the name Snowgang.

shyt wasnt even worth discussing that hard

 

[Adam3000]

Aint no Starks ever wanted the Iron Throne. Only reason Robb marched was because he had siblings held hostage. He would still be King of the North if he wasnt forced move south to save his blood. The south wouldnt dare fight a war up North they would get murked before they made it past the Neck

I like how starkset has given up all ambition for the iron throne

I fukks wit ya, had to keep it one hunnit tho

 

[Malik]

I like how starkset has given up all ambition for the iron throne

We never wanted the Iron Throne. King Robb wanted to return the North to its rightful place as a sovereign kingdom.

We bent the knee to Aegon and his dragons , not these faggits running around now. Before that, none of yall nikkas could come above the neck without being sent back with toe tags. Its all good though. When Dany eventually reaches Westeros, things won't go like they did 300 years ago

 

[Piff Perkins]

#StarkSet

I know about the promise … Maester Theomore, tell them! A thousand years before the Conquest, a promise was made, and oaths were sworn in the Wolf's Den before the old gods and the new. When we were sore beset and friendless, hounded from our homes and in peril of our lives, the wolves took us in and nourished us and protected us against our enemies. The city is built upon the land they gave us. In return we swore that we should always be their men. Stark men!

Loyalty always wins in the end

 

[Diunx]

First off, at you for disrespecting the king in the north. He was a good man who made one huge mistake and was betrayed by his bannermen. The North Remembers.

OT: I think Robb took it easy on joffrey. I'm sure Ned taught them to respect the position of power. I also think that Joffrey is nicer with the sword than we think. He is Robert Baratheon's son after all. There's a difference between being a bytch on the battlefield and being handy with the steel.

That abomination don't have any of the old and noble Baratheon blood.

 

[Malik]

On the real though, Stannis was born in the wrong house. Bruh was made to be from the North.

 

[duncanthetall]

Random thought. Have any of the kingsguards in GoT ever had to fight against their own family members in service to their king? Like were any of the kingsguards during Robert's Rebellion from houses that sided with Robert? shyt coulda got ugly.

 

[Adam3000]

Random thought. Have any of the kingsguards in GoT ever had to fight against their own family members in service to their king? Like were any of the kingsguards during Robert's Rebellion from houses that sided with Robert? shyt coulda got ugly.

Yeah, Jamie Lannister. We know how that went.

 

[duncanthetall]

Yeah, Jamie Lannister. We know how that went.

LMAO. Damn. I forgot about that. But weren't the Lannisters staying out of the rebellion. They even had the Targaeryens believe that they were there to help them when they let them into the city. I don't think at any point Jaime actually fought one of his own people.

 

[Malik]

Random thought. Have any of the kingsguards in GoT ever had to fight against their own family members in service to their king? Like were any of the kingsguards during Robert's Rebellion from houses that sided with Robert? shyt coulda got ugly.

Barristan Selmy was from the Stormlands.
Oswald Whent was from the Riverlands.
Jonothor Darry was from the Riverlands.

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

LMAO. Damn. I forgot about that. But weren't the Lannisters staying out of the rebellion. They even had the Targaeryens believe that they were there to help them when they let them into the city. I don't think at any point Jaime actually fought one of his own people.

Yeah, Tywin sat out for awhile but ended up winning the war. Tywin was Aerys's hand at one point but got upset when Aerys wouldn't marry Rhaegar to Cersei. So he bounced back to Casterly Rock. Aerys was right in being paranoid when hearing Tywin was marching towards the city and telling Jaime to murder his dad.