I'd shag her. Did you get a good look at that butt in those yellow jeans in the episode where she's talking to Hank in the kitchen? Tight butts drive me nuts.
She gets mouthy, but a good smack on the butt, or more, in bed going at it when you're both looking in the same direction, if you get my drift, and that would be…

$$MONEY$$ by Pink Floyd

I have no problem admitting when I'm wrong, albeit somewhat defensively, since I'm still human. What I have a problem with is being accused of being wrong, when in fact I am correct, something I consider to be a slight against my intelligence, since so many other people do manage to confuse the meanings of…

With all due respect, go piss up a rope. Irony is the generalized application label, ironic is the specific or contextualized application label. In this instance, I used the generalized label because of the interplay between literal and contextual meanings, and how they are flipped with respect to the episode. If you…

Read the article again, she said Brock is Tuco's son.

Uh no, that's exactly what it means. Irony is the intended or implied meaning of a word other than its literal meaning. Get a dictionary next time before you spout off to someone about what they supposedly don't know.
The episode title was Face Off and the blurb says that Jesse & Walt square off against Gus, thus the…

You know what the last thing that went through Hector "Tio" Salamanca's mind?  His a$$hole.

You know what the last thing that went through Hector "Tio" Salamanca's mind?  His a$$hole.

Best Episode Title Ever~!