Fonedork
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Ok, just try not to be weirdHOLY SHIT I've always wanted to meet Danny DiVito. Can you introduce me?
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Ok, just try not to be weirdHOLY SHIT I've always wanted to meet Danny DiVito. Can you introduce me?
you're living in fairytale land broOk, just try not to be weird
Well, I don't know if you're "having a laugh" or not...but I will say I really enjoyed season 1, especially the interplay between the two main characters. (That part resembles the real world in many ways, in my opinion.)Blues I’ve always wondered, season 1 of true detective - is that an accurate representation of detective work or completely fictional?
I was invited to his wedding to Rhea Perlman. (His niece or cousin was a clerical at my old office at the Brooklyn Federal Courthouse on Tillary Street.HOLY SHIT I've always wanted to meet Danny DiVito. Can you introduce me?
Will do, my friend. Thank you ! Looks like the worst part of it will miss us.Stay safe, my friend! Wow!![]()
I know you’re joking but, I went to school with the granddaughter of the lawyer that they based the show Matlock on. She would arrive at school in a classic Rolls Royce and her chauffeur in full traditional uniform and white gloves, who would get out and get the door for her. I never saw that in the show. But, I think that he never lost a criminal case in his career or something like that. My uncle was an excop and worked as an investigator for his son, the girls dad, who was also a lawyer.
I never lost a criminal case I brought to trial via the U.S. Attorney's Office...and yet...no Rolls. Life is so unfair.I know you’re joking but, I went to school with the granddaughter of the lawyer that they based the show Matlock on. She would arrive at school in a classic Rolls Royce and her chauffeur in full traditional uniform and white gloves, who would get out and get the door for her. I never saw that in the show. But, I think that he never lost a criminal case in his career or something like that. My uncle was an excop and worked as an investigator for his son, the girls dad, who was also a lawyer.
Yes we are on the bottom end of the red. Not looking forward to it. It probably means different things for you since you are responsible for keeping the power on for tens of thousands and I just have to keep mine on. Stay safe buddy.
gettin the groceries today
Stay warm, dry, and fed, my friend. Might be a good day for knife-making if the power stay on.gettin the groceries today
E you should re watch season 2 of the wire, I think it’s the best one
Yeah I remember you had mentioned not liking the Wire season 2 before, I didn't like it at first either. It shows us what drives "the game" though and how it impacts working poor people, and the guys really behind everything never get caught. Couldn't get through an episode of True Detective season 2. I should re watch the Wire, it's been like 15 years...Fonedork
It was season 2 of "True Detectives" I couldn't watch. It just didn't grab me at all and I felt all the actors were miscast.
I watched Season 2 of The Wire, (I've watched the entire series more than once and own it on DVD),...I didn't really care for the whole Sobotka saga, even though I have had a lot of experience working cases at the Port of Miami and dealing with longshoremen and smuggling via containers and such.
Now Bunk, "Stringer" Bell, Marlowe, "Prop Jo", "Bubbles", the Barksdales...needless to say Omar, all those guys are the reason why I loved the show. Those guys had the ring of authenticity. And loved the two final seasons with the kids taking center stage. That was awesome stuff.
Yeah, I'm a fan. Though I kinda hated to see the road McNulty and Lester went down. I've seen it before.
It's really just the Sobotka connection that I didn't care for...the rest was fine. I just didn't like the characters. Though it was funny what they did with the police vehicle. That was hilarious and I've seen crazy crap like that.Yeah I remember you had mentioned not liking the Wire season 2 before, I didn't like it at first either. It shows us what drives "the game" though and how it impacts working poor people, and the guys really behind everything never get caught. Couldn't get through an episode of True Detective season 2. I should re watch the Wire, it's been like 15 years...