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Frank Kaminsky has a Game of Thrones toilet decal in his bathroom

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Dan Favale

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Actual Game of Thrones-inspired toilet decals exist. We know this because we can buy them.

We also know this because Frank Kaminsky bought one:

As a disclaimer: Yours truly had no idea this was a Game of Thrones reference. The Step Back’s fearless, ever-knowledgable editors Ian Levy and Scott Rafferty pointed it out. I’ve never watched a second of GoT, nor do I plan to. Feel free to judge, but medieval fantasy soap operas just don’t do it for me. (Unless Monty Python and the Holy Grail counts.)

Am I now in the market for decals to plaster up and down the tiled walls of my bathroom? Absolutely. Which probably makes Kaminsky a trendsetter.

In fact, there is no bathroom-decor innovator in the NBA who’s more dedicated and legitimate than the Charlotte Hornets’ 7-footer.  This isn’t the first time he’s turned his lavatory into a themed palace. Back in September, he took a bath in a tub filled with bags of Skittles, while a cardboard cutout of Dobby the House-Elf from the Harry Potter novels looked on:

Given his history with intricate powder-room setups, we have to wonder what Kaminsky has in store for his next restroom makeover.

Will he install a shower head shaped like the tiara Anne Hathaway wore in The Princess Diaries that spits out fruit punch? Purchase a custom toilet paper stand carved in the imitation of Gandalf the Grey’s staff?  Set up a made-to-order vanity that replies “You, and definitely not Karl-Anthony Towns” when he looks at his reflection and says “Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest stretch big of all?” Put in miniature light fixtures that flash different colors—one for each Sour Patch Kids flavor?

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Whatever Kaminsky has planned for his next bathroom transformation, we can bet it’ll be great. And random. And probably involve sort of candy or folkloric-themed memorabilia.

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Dan Favale

Dan Favale joined FanSided in April 2025 as a Senior NBA contributor, with a special focus on the Knicks and Heat. He is also the co-host of the moderately popular, lovably snarky 'Hardwood Knocks' NBA podcast and a national NBA writer for Bleacher Report. He has covered The Association since 2011, during which time he's endlessly lobbied for small-ball lineups, touch passes, and top-55-protected draft picks. His specialties include big-picture breakdowns, salary-cap minutiae, Frank Ntilikina trivia, bad jokes, and run-on sentences, not unlike this one, which will close out by mentioning he was dapped up by Shawn Kemp not just once, but TWICE. During his free time, he pretends to be a fitness junkie, spoils his three dogs, and occasionally binges on custom-made cheesecakes.