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A world of my own

Gamers can take inspiration from any number of different sources...


... after all, the fun's the thing.

Just thinking, the mums of the G of T universe must have nursery rhymes that they teach to their own kids.
  • The Kings Landing version of "Oranges and Lemons" taught as a warning to the city's children, on the dangers of running up debts to the Lannisters.
  • A "Doctor Foster" version appropriate to Robb Stark.
  • "The Lion and the Wolf" instead of "The Lion and the Unicorn"
  •  "For the want of a nail" and "The North wind doth blow" might even be unchanged.
Delighted to see G of T back on our screens, we're a few episodes behind in the new series- or to put it another way, we've only got a few episodes left until the end of the current season and having to wait another year for the next!

Happy viewing




5 comments:

  1. I've nominated your blog for a Liebster Award! I follow over 400 Wargaming Blogs so picking a shortlist of just 11 was really difficult, congratulations. You can see my post listing all my nominations (including this blog) here : http://www.blmablog.com/2014/05/ive-been-liebstered.html

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  2. Thank you Lee, I'm delighted to recieve your nomination. Its great to be appreciated.

    Cheers

    Steve

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  3. Excellent, funny cartoons on your blog. I'm glad to have found it with Lee's help.

    Good luck !
    Stefan

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    1. Hi Stefan, thank you for your kind words and pleased to meet a fellow "Στέφανος". Yep, that's the original greek name.
      I just laughed out loud when I saw the rude Highlander model on your site, and recommend my other visitors to take a look.
      The web address is http://montys-caravan.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/rude-scotsmen-for-fran.html
      Cheers
      Steve

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  4. 'A world of my own' Probably the best yet.
    Good laugh.

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