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Damn, you eat well. Are you the cook, or a blessed recipient? I cook 98% of the time. The trade off is I don't have to do clean anything up. The downside is that I often cook too much and probably more pasta dishes than I should. I've been trying to mix in more fish and chicken.

Orecchiette, rapini, garlic, olive oil and a little pancetta.

Just a hunch.

My take on this was Tony's luck returned with the death of Christopher, at least in his mind. He expected to lose, but just kept winning, and then it dawned on him that "He's dead. " The curse is lifted, and lifted by Tony being the murderous, cold-hearted bastard he truly is. He gets it. Be true to thyself, or, look out for yourself, fuck everybody else. I think Tony might just whack everybody, Phil and AJ included. I think the Salon writer was half asleep. You're absolutely correct that Tony falling on the floor laughing was in celebration, as if the curse was lifted and luck was again on his side.

Salute!

I do the same to mollusks and sea urchins, but that's just me being an asshole... hehe Seriously though, the sponge in the microwave makes sense.

I had my mother over last night and cooked some pasta fagioli for her. Happy mother's day you muthas...

Maybe the sale was for people that only have one foot.

Looks like I better get me arse in gear.

Choose your moving company wisely.

But, but..., they said it's a win win for all of us!

Just taking a guess here, but I think it is a little easier to generate speed while swinging a long thin tubular piece of lightweight metal that flexes with your arms entended than a bat made of wood hanging over your shoulders. I don't think you can compare the two games so directly. Like it was said before, Bonds has the skills to hit, no doubt, but the question remains whether or not he would have been able to hit so many so far without the bulk up juice.

My business fuel bill for April was 12% higher in April than it was in March and we consumed about 120 gallons less overall.

Probably even much lower than that if Hank spoke his true feelings.

I bet you originally only went to the store for a gallon of milk and some Slim Jims. That was the plan until the clerk said, "only $96.00 from saving 10 cents a gallon"! They get you either way.

Could be, but I was thinking more along the lines that he took the money from an overseas account. He made a comment in that episode about having to go see the Russian guy to transfer some cash. I assumed he took enough to cover his debt.

Where do you think his career goes after the show ends? I'll give you an idea....., watch VH1 in about 15-20 years when they do one of those where are they now?/child actor things. It makes me feel better.

I hope it's the whiney Carmella or the punk A.J.! Could they use bad acting as a reason to clip A.J.?

How fast does that skinny kid swing the club?

Notice how the gambling story line was just dropped? I don't see that many people getting killed in the final four episodes. Christopher maybe (driving drunk), but not the rest of them. I could be wrong but it would just go to prove my point of the often inconsistent and overall sloppiness with some of the writing. What may come of that terrorist thing is Tony himself being suspected of flipping since they created a file for that information he gave. That rumor I could see Phil taking hold of.

You're getting characters confused. The guy that was cooperating was Ray Curto, he died last season of a heart attack or stroke while speaking to an agent. Patsy Parisi also wears glasses but was never exposed or portrayed as a rat.

24! That is amazing.

I wouldn't have done that. I don't think that De La Hoya will be able to land much of anything. Mayweather is too good. Gotta take the long shot, otherwise there is no fun in it.

I'm still undecided as to whether or not I'm actually going to watch the fight. I did though put a few bucks on De La Hoya.

Ubu left out the no meat part earlier and I've already decided to toss in a little salsiccia with my risotto tonight.