Yeah.. was just trying to be funny. That actor does look a bit like Buscemi and would make better sense. I just loved how Palmice and Tony got on each other’s nerves.
Yeah.. was just trying to be funny. That actor does look a bit like Buscemi and would make better sense. I just loved how Palmice and Tony got on each other’s nerves.
Are you telling me you don’t chug the bean juice after opening up the can like normal people do?
The whole timeline thing still gets to me. I mean, I get it that it’s giving Sopranos fans the best of both worlds: the old regime and a Tony that’s old enough to be interesting.
I’ve heard the ISS smells pretty rank.
Yep. Don’t blame Cosby. He’s still a rapist, but the legal system happened to work in his favor this time.
Maybe a couple giant whoopie cushions so you and your pals can have even more fun.
Or just some dude that liked smoking caveman weed and carving snakes out of pieces of wood.
My bad - he was hitting 40 when the show premiered in 1999, so that fits.
But the real mystery of this scene is, who is this kid who calls him a “jerk off”?
Although, The Sopranos wiki says that Christopher was born in 1972, so we can rule that out.
Damn, that “Whadya say?” sounded dead on like Tony.
Sadly, Carlson will just rebrand himself and CNN will welcome him with open arms.
Holiest of the holy, grailiest of the grails...
Drools in Joe Biden...
Let’s not count out your local Asian and Latin markets, which often carry cooking supplies for people who actually cook a lot.
Just call ahead and ask if they’re open to the public.
It’s mainly I-5 which runs through the Portland metro area that takes a lot of the heat. I guess they have to wait for US DOT to do something about it?
Go back to selling sandwiches, Scotty....
Funny story. We had just bought Halloween costumes for our kids and my son was wearing his police costume when my wife was driving the kids home from shopping. A cop pulled her over because she drove on the shoulder a bit to avoid traffic at our turn. When he got to the car my son has this giant grin on his face and…
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