Tony Soprano tells Paulie "You're doing a heckuva job there Brownie"

Bush_Eats_Beef

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Sun May-07-06 11:23 PM
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Tony Soprano tells Paulie "You're doing a heckuva job there Brownie"

http://www.crooksandliars.com/2006/05/07.html#a8201

The Sopranos

Tony Soprano to Paulie Walnuts in a restroom after an accident took place on a ride at an Italian feast that Paulie was running. He was as usual doing it on the cheap. Possible lawsuits and negative press followed.

Paulie: Hey, T.

Tony: "You're doing a heckuva job there Brownie!"

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babylonsister

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Sun May-07-06 11:29 PM
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1. Heard it, laughed riotiously, wished I had some stolen wine! nt

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jillan

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Sun May-07-06 11:33 PM
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2. Even Tony is laughing at the shrub

That is great - I may even have to watch.

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Bush_Eats_Beef

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Sun May-07-06 11:39 PM
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3. It's happening on almost every episode...

...a week or two ago his daughter Meadow talked about how Bush is using fear to rob us of our civil liberties.

I kid you not.

If you have the opportunity to watch, watch. You will not be disappointed.

:toast:

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jillan

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Sun May-07-06 11:46 PM
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4. This is interesting - I will have to watch

I just get tired of hearing the F word every minute...

unless of course they are using it to describe bsh.

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Bush_Eats_Beef

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Mon May-08-06 12:22 AM
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6. Gotta tell ya...

Edited on Mon May-08-06 12:22 AM by Bush_Eats_Beef

...I'm Italian, and I grew up around the "element" that would one day become real-life "Sopranos"...and as much as I detest stereotypes, in MY little corner of the world, the F word was used often and emphatically.

I'm talking small-town Massachusetts with a heavy Italian population, and high school kids who are probably either dead or in jail by now. John Mellencamp can romanticize small town life all he wants to...for me, it was a real-life case of "Mean Streets."

And I say that as a very, very proud Italian.

:patriot:

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WorseBeforeBetter

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Mon May-08-06 12:08 AM
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5. They certainly are on a roll this season against...

the current Maladministration! I don't remember the show ever being this political. They've taken swipes at fundie preachers, pharmacists denying contraception, the incompetent government response to Katrina, erosion of civil liberties, and more that I'm forgetting because it's late and I need to get to bed (!). They even worked in a subtle jab against "Sanitorium."

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Mon May-08-06 12:42 AM
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7. this season has been abit lacking i think

though i alwyas love some shrub bashing.

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WorseBeforeBetter

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Mon May-08-06 11:34 PM
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8. My "issue" is with continuity or lack thereof.

It doesn't seem to flow as well as in seasons past. As an example, Christopher and his pregnant girlfriend seemed to come out of nowhere. And that "Kevin Finnerty" episode was torture. But a big "yes" re the Bush bashing.

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