The book is actually from Gonzo. The S6 opener will reveal that he was a softie for Walt Whitman's poetry and had the last name Blutarsky.

The book is actually from Gonzo. The S6 opener will reveal that he was a softie for Walt Whitman's poetry and had the last name Blutarsky.

The music cue did seem a little overly ominous to me, given that all that was in the bag was $5mm in cash. For a second I thought maybe the bills were dusted with ricin, but that was also implausible for various reasons.

The music cue did seem a little overly ominous to me, given that all that was in the bag was $5mm in cash. For a second I thought maybe the bills were dusted with ricin, but that was also implausible for various reasons.

If anyone wants to watch, there's a kill screen coming up in a few minutes.

If anyone wants to watch, there's a kill screen coming up in a few minutes.

@avclub-705562aaa4a5b85bfa44373d8e6bf234:disqus  The impression I got from the scene with Gretchen and Walter at the restaurant was that it was Walter who abruptly left, and that it was prompted by some kind of perceived slight while visiting Gretchen's family, and not outright cheating on Gretchen's part. She says…

@avclub-705562aaa4a5b85bfa44373d8e6bf234:disqus  The impression I got from the scene with Gretchen and Walter at the restaurant was that it was Walter who abruptly left, and that it was prompted by some kind of perceived slight while visiting Gretchen's family, and not outright cheating on Gretchen's part. She says…

On the other hand, you will have to consult Obama supporters for the Walter White-style rationalizations for summary execution of children without trial.
Foreign Policy: "Look, I know how upset you are about what happened to this boy. I am *just* as upset as you are. I'm the one who's the father here! What happened to…

On the other hand, you will have to consult Obama supporters for the Walter White-style rationalizations for summary execution of children without trial.
Foreign Policy: "Look, I know how upset you are about what happened to this boy. I am *just* as upset as you are. I'm the one who's the father here! What happened to…

@avclub-55655e3296788419699ec577c7a76f6b:disqus  "
Walt never told her he was planning on buying new identities and starting a new life. "

@avclub-55655e3296788419699ec577c7a76f6b:disqus  "
Walt never told her he was planning on buying new identities and starting a new life. "

I think evidence of violating tax codes was probably all they needed. Clearly the nine guys and their families weren't reporting the cash they were taking from the boxes as income, so they caught the guy carrying out a tax evasion scheme at the very least.

I think evidence of violating tax codes was probably all they needed. Clearly the nine guys and their families weren't reporting the cash they were taking from the boxes as income, so they caught the guy carrying out a tax evasion scheme at the very least.

@avclub-e95a45d0b1f5afdf0ab9cde82b4b1d06:disqus Heidegger said that to lend credibility to his own philosophy, which was indeed preoccupied with the question. It's still considered a radical reinterpretation of Aristotle's metaphysics, and I think it contradicts the plain language of what Aristotle said. (Perhaps not…

@avclub-e95a45d0b1f5afdf0ab9cde82b4b1d06:disqus Heidegger said that to lend credibility to his own philosophy, which was indeed preoccupied with the question. It's still considered a radical reinterpretation of Aristotle's metaphysics, and I think it contradicts the plain language of what Aristotle said. (Perhaps not…

I'm not sure if Aristotle could accurately be said to have "obsessed" over it. He discusses the void mostly for the purpose of dispensing with it and refuting other Greeks who he thought were trying to reify the concept. He didn't think that "nothing" meaningfully defined or juxtaposed existence, and he would have…

I'm not sure if Aristotle could accurately be said to have "obsessed" over it. He discusses the void mostly for the purpose of dispensing with it and refuting other Greeks who he thought were trying to reify the concept. He didn't think that "nothing" meaningfully defined or juxtaposed existence, and he would have…

I've just rewatched the relevant scenes, and the bait and switch you're talking about makes a lot of sense. I guess that didn't occur to me because I figured Jesse would have made more of a stink when Walter only asked for $5mm at the meeting with Declan. But that's pretty easily explained by Jesse's lingering shreds…

I've just rewatched the relevant scenes, and the bait and switch you're talking about makes a lot of sense. I guess that didn't occur to me because I figured Jesse would have made more of a stink when Walter only asked for $5mm at the meeting with Declan. But that's pretty easily explained by Jesse's lingering shreds…