Lurker > Southernfatman

Tim Daly and Steven Weber?

My favorite Latina politician is FDR.

Read that as Jamie Foxx.

Steve Buscemi should do the voice for him.

He wants to go back to a time when wives were basically property of their husbands and could be beaten or raped whenever the husband wants.

Have some more sloppy joes! I made em extra sloppy for yas. I know how yous kids like em sloppy!

Were_Wyrm posted...

Lame at least post the good ending

I like that one, but the Toonami one is better.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnezugRYGOU

gp1829 posted...

This makes me laugh so much. It's like something Millhouses dad would tweet from a crappy studio apartment on the Simpsons about himself.

Musk definitely sleeps in a race car bed.

Compsognathus posted...

There are like a dozen Deadwood quotes that'd be appropriate here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzUaOMGYmbY

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/8/6/AAO8B9AAEanS.jpg

ACAB FTP

pinky0926 posted...

And tax payers paid for it, the cops got off scott free

This. It needs to come out of the department itself whether it's the budget, salaries, pensions, or whatever.

Those cops that got fired were most likely immediately hired by the next town/precinct over.

Season 6 was more like 6a and 6b.

And keep watching.

DarkChozoGhost posted...

He didn't go to jail over a guilty conscience, he went to jail to protect Kim.

It was both. During his speech at his trial, he seemed pretty genuine in his regret when talking about his misdeeds especially when he talks about taking away Chuck's malpractice insurance. There's even a little bit of dialogue between Jimmy and Bill Oakley. Bill says that what Jimmy did to Chuck wasn't a crime and Jimmy says it was.

These laws were made for right wingers to go execute liberals, minorities, LGBTQ+ people, etc. and claim "self defense". Republicans want their little brown shirt army that can also be given the "benefit of the doubt" in the eyes of the courts even though it's obvious bullshit.

Mr_hulk88 posted...

Lets be real though, do you feel that's the sentence deserved for his crimes? I honestly don't.

And I think it's very worth noting, Jimmy consistantly changes his mind throughout the show. He probably regretted his decision the next day.

He was basically a mob consigliere to a meth kingpin giving advice and such and constantly aided and abetted his criminal organization which was involved in mass drug distribution and murder which included two DEA agents. He helped Walter launder his money. He also helped with poising a child. . Jimmy was totally correct in that without him, Walter White would have been dead or in jail within a month. Without Saul, Walt would have been nothing. This is on top of all the other crimes and scams Jimmy did over the years including the Howard thing.

I feel like he seemed content with his fate in the small scenes of him in prison.

Mr_hulk88 posted...

Certainly agree with that

I don't equate taking life in prison to be more "redeeming" than taking 7 years though.
I don't see the value in choosing to go to prison for life, when able to go for 7 years. It was contrived and unrealistic.

Unrepentant might have been a better word to use. And Jimmy took the lengthy sentence because he knew he deserved it for all the crimes he did. Even if they could have done it better, it still fits and isn't totally out of left field. Even if he isn't totally redeemed, it's still admirable in some way that he faced the consequences

Mr_hulk88 posted...

You know, back when the first season came out years ago, I remember that my assumption about what was happening to this character who's not in BB was that she was going to die and that's why Jimmy appeared so lifeless in the Gene sequences in every season's opening. Like, something extreme happened to her because of him.

How things actually turned out years later kinda makes those scenes feel different in retrospect.

I remember the popular theory that she was there the whole time during the Breaking Bad saga. That could have been interesting if done right.

Hes been on one big long decent for a good while. Hate to see it. I feel bad for him, but feel worse for April and Phil and his kid.

It wasn't the best ending, but I'm fine with it for the most part. I think it was rushed though.

Doe posted...

Now the episode does also introduce the theme of regret and the motif of the time machine, but it rubs me a little raw that all the moments of Jimmy slowly learning the meaning of regretting your actions are withheld from us until this last episode. The conclusion seems to be that if Jimmy had the time machine then he would go back to that night and have a heart-to-heart with his brother. But Chuck never enters Jimmy's mind again from season 5 until the finale so that also feels underdeveloped.

Basically my feelings, but put in a much better way than I could have. The ending felt rushed and almost unearned. It feels a bit subpar compared to the great writing this team has done the whole series.

---

Part of me wishes he took the short sentence. I would have been totally fine with an unredeemed Jimmy, who's basically been taken over by Saul and willing to scam again once he gets out. Him getting one last sort of "win" over the federal government, who you could say is Saul's biggest "legal" opponent. It would also prove how he will always be "Slippin' Jimmy". I am happy with how Jimmy is well liked by his fellow inmates. It was actually the ending I was expecting out of all the usual fan theories that were floating out there at the time.

It's been the cause of so much hate, strife, bigotry, cruelty, and evil in the world. It still holds back our species' potential. It's hard not to hate it. I've seen people go from normal kind and reasonable folks into hateful bigots who want to oppress and control others because of religion.

It's funny how right wingers are making fun of or decrying rich celebrities wanting/getting special privilege when their whole ideology is about giving the rich special privileges.

I'm not too big of a fan of it either. You do see some nice conversations on smaller subs though. Big ones are just a bunch of madness and karma farming, but you could almost say the same thing about big, high traffic forums too. As already mentioned, good answers to questions are usually the top post so there's no having to dig through whole topics to find a solution. I think Reddit's system and a traditional forum have their own pros and cons.

I think the bigger problem with Reddit isn't the formatting, but the culture. So much karma whoring and just dumb posts. For example, if a game/movie/show has a character named Jim in it, expect random stupid pictures of things with the name Jim in them. Then there's the incessant fanart, which is mostly generic and just reposts. Many complain about the jokes, memes, and people trying to hard to be funny, but that happens everywhere.

Kids if you really want to piss off your parents buy real estate in an imaginary place.

Fuckin Ziggy...

He just kept talking in one long incredibly unbroken sentence moving from topic to topic so that no one had a chance to interrupt it was really quite hypnotic.

Doe posted...

https://youtu.be/bl5TUw7sUBs

I'll always love that song/vid.

I love it. If I ever get to build a house of my own I'm totally doing an art deco theme.

saspa posted...

I really like art deco especially in dcau/batman like context.

That's probably what got me into it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uDQ8mTYUHQ

Most people in the GTA universe aren't very intelligent. I always assumed the characters are hot wiring the cars anyway.

[LFAQs-redacted-quote]


Oh there's plenty of defenders who think cops do no wrong or that the bad news is exaggerated out there.

It's the ytmnd pic with the full Picard video. You could say it's the best of both worlds.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/9/9/9/AAO8B9AAEaOf.jpg

MrKapowski posted...

lol

Gobstoppers12 posted...

They dropped a bridge on him.

Still not as bad as the Picard show.

No, they're just being an asshole and shouldn't be surprised if they get a punch to the mouth.

And some still wonder why a lot of people hate the police.

I love Picard, but Kirk will always be the best captain of Star Trek. And at least Kirk hasn't been ruined by modern Trek...yet.

Enjoy. It's an awesome show. And yeah, it's hard not to love Kim.

Unknown781 posted...

As a white guy I love Mexican food and Mexican women

Hell yeah. *also high fives*

I mean, if a guy goes outside and starts firing a gun off wildly 9 times, should he not get severe punishment? I see drunk driving as not much different. These people are obvious dangers to themselves and innocent people around them and they must be kept locked up.

[LFAQs-redacted-quote]


It's a big problem with many people in general, sadly. So many think it's not a big deal including our law enforcement and the courts. This situation here is rare.

Yes. I absolutely love the setting and atmosphere of it. The writing for the quests was also pretty good. Hated the leveling system so much though and some other gameplay mechanics. I need to finds some good mods for PC so I can play it again, but don't know where to look.

Still, Morrowind was much better even if it was clunkier. Skyrim was better in many ways as well, but Oblivion has something special that makes me want to like it more.

TMOG posted...

Forcing introverted kids or kids with social anxiety to speak in front of the class for literally no reason

This. One of the many reasons I hated school.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/9/1/8/AAO8B9AAEaNO.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6oUz1v17Uo

Having a Star Trek morning watching some TNG.

Because it's so damn good. I'd pick Mexican over Italian most times and I love Italian food too.

Ok then, is he heavily against people eating shellfish or wearing two kinds of fabric? Doubt it.

Smallville posted...

...to be banned. So why are they going against the will of the people?

Because they're fascists who want to control everyone except the super rich.