Smokin Rider
I been official
Ted is a fukkin fakkit. I'm almost finished with season 4 just in time and this fakkit slippin, buyin new mercedes n shyt instead of payin off the IRS
Breaking Bad
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Mic-Nificent
I didn't eat nobody
Nobody is giving Walt passes on anything. We been saying BOTH Walt and Jesse are fukk ups and disloyal but you so dead set on throwing a cape over Jesse you not seeing that.
Token Negro
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Question: In the fly episode, I always thought it had to have a deeper meaning like many other episodes did in the series...Any ideas on what?
Yeah that's what i love about this show ....
thier is alot of hidden symbolisim in this show.....to signify something signficant or give u clues to some future revelation
i could be wrong but i think the "fly" represents Walt's intent to be meticullous and detailed in whatever he takes part in, the whole effort to keep "contamination" out , i think speaks of his whole operation, and the relationship between him and jesse....
that Gus is like that "fly" which is gonna not only contaminate but bring a demise to the whole venture...
i don't know could be wrong....
that's the good thing about "ART" thier is so many ways to interpet the meanings
i'd like to see Fred (hexagam) take on it.....
Did he or did he not kill 6 people? If you kill someone then by definition you're a killer you dumb motherfukker.
Yeah my hero is a drug dealer and a killer. Also, wtf are you talking about. There plenty of white 'killers' out there. Watch the Sopranos or Boardwalk Empire and get back to me.
So what? He's still a killer.
Yes he was. No one denies it. What's your point?
Are you dumb? Do you think meth gets cooked by itself? Gus said himself he had high overhead on the lab. Do you know what that means? It means he couldn't afford to stop production for the months it would take to find a replacement cook.
To Gus,dealing with Jessie was a bigger liability and risk than dealing with WaltThen that means Walt is 'all that'. Why are you denying it. To be honest I don't even know why I'm arguing this shyt with your dumb ass. It's been stressed numerous times that Breaking Bad is the story of Walter "going from Mr. Chips to Scarface". Just watch the show.
So Bryan Cranson wanted Giancarlo Esposito out, is that it?
Bob Loblaw
Superstar
I thought the fly symbolized Jane.
Mic-Nificent
I didn't eat nobody
Walt trying so desperately to kill the fly is supposed to represent him trying to regain control of his life.
T'Kuvma Da Unforgettable
My Wallabies attract bowlegged b1tches
Thats what i said huh?he got pull so first thing he did was kill the Gus character???.
So Bryan Cranson wanted Giancarlo Esposito out, is that it?
Do you even have a single person to discuss the show with in real life?
dont even answer that u fakkit
Lol@walt going from Mr Chips to Scarface..
You are fukking moron nikka..im done
That's what your dumb ass implied.
No, just me and my 50 cats. Please be my friend.Do you even have a single person to discuss the show with in real life?
dont even answer that u fakkit
That's what the creators of the show have said in a lot of interviews. But hey, you know better.
Thats what i said huh?he got pull so first thing he did was kill the Gus character???
Do you even have a single person to discuss the show with in real life?
dont even answer that u fakkit
Lol@walt going from Mr Chips to Scarface..
You are fukking moron nikka..im done
"Mr. Chips to Scarface" is an actual quote from the creator of the show.
The reason you got all these people disagreeing with you is because you're saying outlandish shyt ("Walt isn't a killer"
) and instead of explaining what you mean you're hiding behind the race card....which is fukking silly considering your criteria for being a gangster doesn't apply to anyone, real or fictional, black or white.And for some odd reason you seem to think white boys watch this show as wish fulfillment....like they see Walt as some kinda gangster icon to idolize....which means you don't even understand what the show is about. This ain't the white version of "The Wire", nor is it meant to be some kinda realistic in-depth look at the dope game....it's a morality play about a man that loses his soul via a series of bad choices....those choices just happen to involve dealing drugs.
Fred.
hexagram23;742860This ain't the white version of "The Wire" said:
i couldn't have said it any better....
and i don't get this whole RACE SHYT....that ole boy is on
for the record I AM A BLACKMAN...and i don't feel any LESS BLACKER by being entertained by the lead protaginist who happens to be "WHITE"...
it's just a gottdamn TV SHOW...
also Giancarlo Espisato character was well drawn out and void of any imagery which could be deemed as OFFENSIVE to myself as a blackman...
unlike the "over the top" Tuco character....it wasn't sterotypical...
actually i was proud of Gus! dude was a straight up professional
how da fukk can anybody feel that Gus was being eliminated because of his "race" is some idiotic shyt......
the show is strictly "mental"......
and i think EVERYBODY can find a little of themselves in either a character or a scenario....
because we "ALL" break bad at some point in our lives regardless of race
this show actually should have been entitled "IT'S DEEPER than Meth"...
because it's more about the dynamic situations that the human psyche has to endures and the reactions and rammifications that derive from it....
so all these DUMBASS COMPARE AND CONTRASTS with that other "great" show THE WIRE need to stop...
It's so close now brehs 
You guys seen the new season 5 promo? I want to get a few opinions on a couple things....
At 0:13 I see two things I'm about. Is that dude on the left the same guy from "Thirty-Eight Snub"? The guy that sold Walt the gun?
Also....look at Walt. This is obviously from some point in the future, because he has a full beard and his hair is grown out. The next ep we seen takes place directly after season 4, like an hour later, so it's not from that time frame. It has to be from a few months later, at least.
At first I didn't think it was him, but you can see him again at 0:29.
I have no idea what that's about, but I think it would be cool if we get a few scenes from the future. Kinda how we got clues about the plane crash through out season 2.
Fred.
At 0:13 I see two things I'm
about. Is that dude on the left the same guy from "Thirty-Eight Snub"? The guy that sold Walt the gun?Also....look at Walt. This is obviously from some point in the future, because he has a full beard and his hair is grown out. The next ep we seen takes place directly after season 4, like an hour later, so it's not from that time frame. It has to be from a few months later, at least.
At first I didn't think it was him, but you can see him again at 0:29.
I have no idea what that's about, but I think it would be cool if we get a few scenes from the future. Kinda how we got clues about the plane crash through out season 2.
Fred.
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Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Peepin that classic Half Measures ep.
So many of Walt issues woulda been solved if he just murked Jesse.
So many of Walt issues woulda been solved if he just murked Jesse.