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20. The actor who played King
Joffrey said he plans to give up
acting.

19. Harry Lloyd, who played Viserys Targaryen, is Charles Dicken's great-great-great grandson.

18. The Wall is inspired by Hadrian's Wall in Roman Britannia.

17. Sansa adopted her dire wolf,
Lady, in real life.

16. Ceresei's "Walk of Shame" through King's Landing was based on a real event from Medievil Britain.

15. The average episode costs around $6 million to make.

14. Sean Bean kicked around his decapitated head on set.

13. In the show, Robert Baratheon was never seen sitting on the Iron Throne.

12. The actor who played the mountain eats 11,489 calories a day.

11. Dothraki is a real language crafted by Linguist David J. Peterson.

10. So far, there have been 150,966 on-screen deaths.

9. The original pilot was so awful it almost ended the show before it began. Luckily for fan everywhere, that didn't happen.

8. The Iron Throne is much bigger in the book, than it is in the show.

7. Jonathan Pryce hates fantasy, and initially turned down an early role in the show.

6. While in the show, Jon Snow is betrayed and killed. In the book, he was killed because he broke his oath.

5. In the book, Catelyn Stark survived her death at the Red wedding.

4. In the scene where she eats the heart of a horse, Emilia Clarke was covered in so much fake sticky blood that she literally got stuck to the toilet.

3. In the original story outline, Jon Snow, Arya Stark, and Tryion Lannister were in a love triangle.

2. The white walkers make-up takes 3 hours to put on with a team of 15 people putting it all together.

So, HBO has started releasing episodes for season 7 for one of the most viewed Tvseries Game of Thrones. It's important you check out these suprising facts which you might have not noticed.

Source: list25.com

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1. Peter Drinklage's Tyrion Lannister has appeared in more episodes than any other character.

lekjons:
Educative! thanks op!

Thank you too..

georgeben205:
number 7 tho, it happens to me alot. sometimes good memory but sometimes i wish i never remembered.

Yea, i can relate.

Most times, comes with a bad memory.

9. A woman's sense of smell increases during pregnancy. Doctors haven't pinpointed a reason
why this occurs, but there are several theories,
one of which claims it's a side effect of morning
sickness.

10. Eighty percent of what we experience and refer to as taste is actually smell.

11. Females possess a better sense of taste than males.

12. You can't taste what your saliva can't disolve.

13. Your back is the least sensitive part of your body. Your back contains a very small section of the
somatosensory cortex, and thus experiences only
minor sensations when touched.

14. Scent cells are renewed every 30 to 60 days.

15. You can smell fear and disgust through sweat.

16. Smell is the oldest sense.

1. Your eyes are capable of processing 36,000
pieces of information per hour.

2. Your eyes will process over 28 million images throughout your life time. Which contributes about 85% of your knowledge.

3. The Human eye is so complex that it consists of 2 million working parts.

4. Under perfect conditions, your eyes can recognize candle light from up to 14 miles away.

5. Most males a much likely to be colour blinded than most females.

6. We can smell about 10,000 odours.

7. Our sense of smell is closely linked to our memory: Part of the brain's limbic system, the
olfactory bulb accesses the hippocampus and
amygdala, which are responsible for associative
learning and emotion respectively. People often
link smells to events from the past as a
conditioned response, a result of that smell being
repeatedly paired with an experience.

8. Females possess a better sense of smell than males.

alexistaiwo:
No go there at all.
That clueless guy fit fire at any time without obtaining authorisation from anybody but he dare not.
The west will bomb North Korea to oblivion in minutes in retaliation

Don't worry, i will tell this to Kim Jong-un. Be ready to conversate with him.

Okay, the 100 comes to mind.

Hypothetically, if the US govt decides to nuke Russia/North Korea. I don't think any of them would be so dumb to engage in such war, they must have devised a secret plan on how her citizens would survive.


But sha, i think if a country decides to nuke another. The UN also has a hand in it's authorization.