Now you have me waiting for Varga to be locked in an old Citroen while Nikki recites her instructions on the radio.

Nobody has found the dead father and son in the forest along with a decapitated corpse in a forest clearing where hunters routinely gather.

David Chase would like to have a word with you about a Russian running through a forest.

Hey Sherlock. Stop showing off.

"Nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public."
H. L. Mencken
US editor (1880 - 1956)

Cut him some slack. He's a poor black sharecropper's son who still doesn't know he was adopted.

When Howard got Chuck's letter, he was genuinely happy to give Chuck a fancy retirement party befitting his status in the firm. It was shocking but not unexpected to see Chuck make an enemy of yet another person who was there always helping him.

Thanks.

It was worse because, even through my concussion, I was able to realize that I was trapped and thinking that I could burn alive. It is in moments like that that one depends on the humanity and kindness of strangers. A woman approached the car and told me to be calm, that help was on its way. When I asked her about…

Cab from hospital to motel for the night. cab to the bus station the next day (limping, bandaged and sore as hell). No taxi would give me a 300 mile ride and I couldn't afford it either back then.

It reminds me of the phrase, "dying because, not of, shame".

Thanks.

I guess that that should be the takeaway but, when you are in so much pain, and are dazed and depressed, the thoughts tend to go to self pity. It is later, after seeing my family, that I could think about the good luck (blessing) after the bad luck.

More than one?!

I dislike that song so much! Mainly because it was used as a theme for a very bad UHF station talk show that my mother would watch.

Although, in the end, Jimmy would have gotten an even bigger paycheck.

I thought that too but the board would only hurt someone who's pushing while another attempts to drive forward and out.

After Kim? Yup.

Oh, come on! Of all the European jewry legends, that's the most famous. It was even seen in an episode of Grimm and of Sleepy Hollow.

LOTR was published after WWII, you know.