re: KFC Georgia Gold. . .

BCS original.

There's more to it, and I think there's a purposeful parallel with a BB character, but you watch the show backwards, so I'm not allowed to talk about it.

I would bet this character gets developed a lot more though.

Jefferson,

Do you watch any of the KFC / YUM ads?

Are they imbued with lines as well?

Interesting

Can anyone remember exactly who, when, why this Cheesegrits gimp got let on here?

He/she has gotten especially annoying lately.


(please God don't let me have been one of his sponsors)

Grits was a Navy guy and I worked with him in the early H4H days. Liked and respected him very much as one of the most genuine presidents I ever met in my lifetime.

Mondale just never did it for me even tho I like Hubert pretty well. Always felt bad he did not make the peak.

Tits and Fritz, now that was a slogan except they never used it to their advantage and showed hers off. If the republicans throw that kind of punch you need to roll with it and make it an advantage.

Its official. CheeseGrits has accepted Litigator's challenge to a Dork Off..

DOMF'ers

Think about where Jimmie McGill is right now. He looked like a tormented grieving kid that was about to have to shoot his favorite dog in the head to put him out of his misery last episode. Which is about as far from Saul Goodman as it gets.

I still dont see how theyre going to pull this whole transition off. I mean, you 100% know that they will and that it will be awesome, but I think things are about to get real bad.

At first, i hated Jimmy and wanted them to get to Saul. But now I think we're going to end up missing Jimmy..... and its going to be painful to watch what he has to become. And all the stripes that will be involved.

Are there really any winners in a Gimp Off?

Or do you just have a least loser?

quote:

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Dork

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I am already a dork, what do I have to gain here?

Masters tickets
SEC CCG tickets

*****ALERT! ALERT!*****BCS AND GIMP OFF SPOILERS BELOW***








Well, we know that Saul is a lawyer in the future though right? So, we know how this trial thing works out for him. I guess he could still get disbarred, but even if so, we know he gets re-barred somehow somewhere down the line, so I'm not even really focusing on that.

For me, I think the whole trial thing here isn't about law careers. It's only about the two brothers. This is the crossroads where what's left of their family ends.

Remember after Jimmy confessed inside the space blanket emporium inside CHuckis house? They had a big knock down drag out fight, but afterwards Jimmy thinks it's just another spat and he starts reminiscing about some book called "Mabel" and how their mom used to read it to them. And it's back to normal all the sudden.

But Chuck couldn't let it go. BUt now Jimmy has a future. A career and a business with the love of his life. Chuck is standing in the way of that, so Chuck just got Perry Mason'd upside his face.......while being exposed as batshit insanse crazy in front of his ex-wife who he still loves and is some kind of chello player on a world tour. Their family just ended. Jimmy knew that was what was at stake and that's why he was acting like the kid that has to shoot his dog to put him out of his misery after it got bit in the face by a timber rattler.

And soon, Chuck will die in a lantern-caused newspaper fire and Jimmy will blame himself. Which causes him to become a shady and sleazy lawyer that advertises on the back of matchbooks. Seriously, I have no idea how they're going to bridge to that shite. This is great.