After breakfast, we borrowed the B&B's bikes to cycle along the coast to Margate, to the Mad Hatter's Tearoom for lunch, a vintage funfair, and to hear a bizarrely health-conscious rap performed on the beach ("Don't gimme no swine flu, I don't wanna die, dude!").
Whether this is a plot hole or not, it's still more fun than watching some dying rich dude regret not playing with his childhood sled more or something.
"There are people in history that didn't have the power to control, to actually do things that they wanted to do with their lives… To be stuck in a house, and end up dying... dude I'm dying to make music.
"There are people in history that didn't have the power to control and to actually do things that they wanted to do with their lives… To be stuck in a house, and end up dying... dude I'm dying to make music.
"The black dude dies first".
The dude actually dies in George R.R. Martin's third book in the A Song of Ice and Fire series, A Storm of Swords, so this has been well overdue on the show.
Sporting a ponytail and a tank top that reads "GO VEGAN AND DIE," the dude just starts tearing into a massive hunk of what looks like beef, which attendees said was "literally dripping" with blood, the Independent reports.
"That's where the last dude died in '98," said Antho nonchalantly, pointing to a wave-lashed tree stump, a few metres from where Rick was perched unsteadily on sharp rocks.
That dude died out (Thank GOD), but snakes are still around, doing what they do they now wiggle around every continent on Earth except for Antarctica, where it's too cold for them to survive.
