I just had a 40 message text conversation with a friend, explaining the ricin thing.

UnderoosAg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mVq_4BA5DQ&feature=youtu.be

bryan cranston is just unreal

these parody videos are insanely funny to me

Are there more? The Hannah Montana one was awesome.

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My beautiful thread...

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I feel you bro..... hijacked like a mug

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No, I finshed up the degree and then went to graduate school to study engineernig. It was just not for me. The whole particle/wave duality theory made my head want to explode. It wasn't that the math was hard. It was just some strange stuff to get a handle on and seemed completely made up. Einstein did not believe in any of it.

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I felt the same way about engineering, so after I graduated I joined the Marines.

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one time, i realized that reality was just a trick that my brain was playing on me

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I just had a 40 message text conversation with a friend, explaining the ricin thing.

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I did the same yesterday, but on the phone, with my cousin and my aunt

is it Sunday yet

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bro its Tuesday.

I know.... just ready for the next one...

although we do have the greatness of Aggie Football on Saturday to be jonesing for. That will help me get to the next episode.

Might be watching next episode from my hotel room in Atlantic City, possibly/probably intoxicated, but not enough to lower my enjoyment of the show.

Is it a spoiler to bring up episode titles for upcoming episodes?

Well, never mind, I'll play it safe. If anyone listened to bad radio this afternoon, they brought up an interesting theory I hadn't heard yet. It draws a parallel between the title of the final episode and a popular, old country western song.

el paso by marty robbins?

Yes. If it's been discussed, then I must have missed it in the monster of a thread.

that was a total guess

Should been a Cowboy- by Toby Keith?

Spoiler Alert GDammit

its spelled different than Marty Robbins song, and the letters also spell finale

I just googled the name of the final episode.

Marty Robbins!!!

I doubt very seriously that Breaking Bad ends like that song. It's always possible; I just doubt it.

it'd be cooler if the finale was named Buck Owens

When I first saw the title of the last episode it made me think feline, like from the first season with the cat's in the bag, and the bag is in the river, or whatever they were. I can't remember off the top of my head.

someone spent the time to compile that?

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Walt has not been playing Jesse from day one. At first what Walt was doing, altough bad, was not gangster. He was making and selling meth in order to raise money for his family. In fact, once he hooked up with Gus he did not need Jesse anymore but wanted him as his partner just like always. So Walt was not playing Jesse from day one. Of course now Walt is a psychopath. I understand that. But that was not always the case.

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Pointless post.

Lol @ Marie's chart

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I know Fl. I just get a bit peaved when people attack others because they are not in lock step that the show is not stretching it a little.

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Just because you think the writers are stretching it does not mean its true.

Jesse is not dumb, he has proven to be valuable to the cause with problem solving abilities on several occasions. He was made to appear like an idiot earlier in the season for a reason.

However, the moments he,'s been clean of meth, he's shown to be smart but a bit of an underdog. His character has had a deep and complex arch. He struggles with morality and more than likely suffers from PTSD. He has been contemplating his life and everything associated with WW. He has had to convince himself that he is the better man than Walter White as he breaks good.

This all has happened in a year or so, so it's not as hard for him to figure things out as it for you to have had to remember over five seasons.

The problem with the episode is too many people didn't get it. Some parts were a little too subtle for some people but there are no holes.

The thing that bothered me the most in this ep was Huell not being able to stop Jesse from making it into Saul's office.

The boy's big---but that was moving a little slow.

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Another thing about the scene where Todd was telling the story of the train robbery. The reason he killed the kid was because Walt said absolutely nobody could know about the heist besides him, Todd, and Jesse. And now Todd is telling his uncle all about it when he killed a kid to keep it a secret? Todd is cold blooded.

I think Todd's uncle is going to go after Walt to get him to cook because Todd can't remember what to do/makes a poor product.

And an interesting quote from a precious episode when the ABQ PD detectives were interrogating Jesse about Brock's poisoning. They say something along the lines of, "why did you think of ricin?" Jesse replies, "Sometimes your mind just makes these connections."

have not posted on this for awhile, but couple things

1. I don't want to talk about ricin cig, but the only thing flimsy to me was that Jesse thought he randomly lost a cig that was in his pack or that Brock would randomly get into his cigs and happen to take the ricin one

2. I need to rewatch, but when did Saul give Huell the signal to lift the weed or is this something that Huell just does on his own?
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I made a post a long time ago like in season 2 or 3 about the use of shadows on characters faces. There have been so many scenes in this show where characters faces have been perfectly 50/50 in shadow and light. I always thought it was a way to symbolize them getting darker. Has this ever been brought up in some article or discussed by Vince?

the color chart is kind of mind blowing