that soprano's ending ?

[The Blind Man]

im still curious why the creator would choose a public setting with over 25 people in the room to murk Tony. Don't you think thats odd for a whack?
I think he's all playing us and a movie is gonna come out in 5 years.

have you watched the godfather?

have you watched that episode brv?

If you dont get that connection.....

 

[dennis roadman]

im still curious why the creator would choose a public setting with over 25 people in the room to murk Tony. Don't you think thats odd for a whack?
I think he's all playing us and a movie is gonna come out in 5 years.

why wouldn't he? public power shift. plus...paul castellano at sparks...mike corleone murkin the captain and sollozzo

there's absolutely no reason for that bobby bacalieri flashback to the lake scene unless tony dies.

not to mention that 39083 word thesis someone already mentioned

 

[aRoMaN21]

when you have ties to the mob, why would you murk the head of a family in a public place, where his fam and others can see your face and the color of your members jacket. mob don't work that way. if we wanna be hardcore and blow your brains out we're not gonna do it in public.
dummies for hire do shyt like that.
no way tony was killed in that diner. because the killer would have to get by meadow bc she was coming in the door. she took forever parking.
so i believe we all got played.
tony is not

 

[dennis roadman]

when you have ties to the mob, why would you murk the head of a family in a public place, where his fam and others can see your face and the color of your members jacket. mob don't work that way. if we wanna be hardcore and blow your brains out we're not gonna do it in public.
dummies for hire do shyt like that.
no way tony was killed in that diner. because the killer would have to get by meadow bc she was coming in the door. she took forever parking.
so i believe we all got played.
tony is not

Witness Describes Scene At Murder of Castellano - New York Times

 

[aRoMaN21]

Witness Describes Scene At Murder of Castellano - Page 2 - New York Times

again...dummies for hire do stupid shyt.
are the families even around today??
no.
bc of public revenge

 

[dennis roadman]

again...dummies for hire do stupid shyt.
are the families even around today??
no.
bc of public revenge

The hit team included Gambino mobsters Vincent Artuso, Salvatore Scala, Edward Lino, and John Carneglia. Positioned down the street were backup shooters Dominick Pizzonia, Angelo Ruggiero and Anthony Rampino. [31] Gotti and Gravano observed the scene from a car across the street.[32]

Answers About the New York Mafia, Part 2 - NYTimes.com

 

[aRoMaN21]

ok... and a dummy for hire can be a made man you know. so much DUMB shyt went down in the famlies in the 80s and 90's...it ruined what was built.

 

[NSSVO]

im still curious why the creator would choose a public setting with over 25 people in the room to murk Tony. Don't you think thats odd for a whack?
I think he's all playing us and a movie is gonna come out in 5 years.

 

[Dr.HannibalLecter]

...

 

[aRoMaN21]

Answers About the New York Mafia, Part 2 - NYTimes.com

and i didnt read what you posted (i have to go to work now) but how can an EDITOR answer questions about the mafia?? who the fukk is he?
fukk boys think they know what happened and make up tales like that.
was the editor in the family and/or had family in the mafia??

 

[dennis roadman]

and i didnt read what you posted (i have to go to work now) but how can an EDITOR answer questions about the mafia?? who the fukk is he?
fukk boys think they know what happened and make up tales like that.
was the editor in the family and/or had family in the mafia??

true, but just as many legit mobsters talk. they're often egocentric people, look how they've managed to justify murder, drugs, hookers, extortion, etc for the good of their own wallets

you seem to hinting that you're in some way mob connected. gtfo, you never woulda said shyt if it were remotely true

 

[bangbreh]

sorry to the dude who thought the public place wasn't the spot to do it.

look-all i did was read mob books and write book reports on them shyts all through high school, and it doesn't take a genius to figure out the big dudes get got IN the limelight.

castellano, galante, bruno, numerous attempts on countless others.
ya do it, ya do it big.

and it's normally a few folks away.

makes me wanna make a "mafia" thread and chat shyt up

 

[The Blind Man]

sorry to the dude who thought the public place wasn't the spot to do it.

look-all i did was read mob books and write book reports on them shyts all through high school, and it doesn't take a genius to figure out the big dudes get got IN the limelight.

castellano, galante, bruno, numerous attempts on countless others.
ya do it, ya do it big.

and it's normally a few folks away.

makes me wanna make a "mafia" thread and chat shyt up

yeah man,

Cosa Nostra: A History of the Sicilian Mafia and Gomarrah are ill.

 

[Fury616]

I hate when these dudes get so artsy they fukk shyt up.
Either he died that day or not, nothing obvious, cliche or ridiculous about that...that's life.

It wasn't artsy...if you watch the last two episodes again it's obvious Tony gets whacked. After Bobby gets killed Tony has a flashback about him and Bobby talking about death. Bobby says it all probably fades to black.

 

[Roger Sterling]

If only Meadow knew how to parallel park!