probably because jokes about folks with disabilities never come out good.
They couldn’t really make an honest trailer about the show because its too fucking good lol
So I was reminiscing about old music videos, and the only thing I remembered from this one Korn song was this guy puking on everyone
My. Mind. Fucking. Blown. :o
i already posted that in the thread, breh
mexican version COUGHS-A-LOT too :wasted:
the coughs are terrible
Breaking Bad marathon on, this will help ease my withdrawal symptoms
^ Bluray Barrel Collection cured my withdrawal weeks ago. 
LOL @ Feb. 2014 Mad Magazine. #20 worst people/things was a fold-in, description matched Walter White/Breaking Bad perfectly, even had the Heisenberg face before you folded the page. But as usual with that page it was a red herring like a mofo 
I got my copy of the ultimate blu ray barrel edition for christmas, thing is awesome
Yeah I usually put my DVDs/Blu-Rays in my portable cases, but that barrel and the magnetized glass casings are the unprotected sex.
Him especially …fucking Florida
He Better Call Saul!
Wouldn’t Cranston have to play an entirely different character to be in this spin-off?
I’m confused by all of the pictures of Walt carrying the M60, and all the “say my name” and 'I’m the one who knocks" stuff everywhere.
People don’t seem to get that Walt wasn’t actually a super tough, seasoned bad ass(he was a bad ass in his own right, but in a certain way), he wasn’t even the one who knocks.
Mike is the one who knocks.
Walt is the one who carefully plans out your death for his own self preservation. A killer comes to his front door and knocks, and when they try to open the door to get in they’re killed by a trap, if they weren’t killed by another plot before they could even make it to the house.
I see the scene more as a product of Walt’s ego and his fear, and the fact that he wanted Skylar to shut the fuck up for a few seconds, rather then a cold blooded killer delivering a legitimate line.
Walt was never about brawn, or power, he’s nothing but brains.
Reminds me of how people misinterpreted Scarface.
It was just a bad ass catch phrase given with an awesome delivery by Cranston, he always thought himself to be tougher than he really was.
I always liked that about Walt. He was always in the company of badasses, and the only way he ever kept his head above water was by imagining himself as their equal. If he ever had any idea how in the shit he really was, he probably would have sunk.
Yeah, I get that, what I don’t get is why people seem to carry on about White, or even the show itself, as if he really was the bad ass he was trying to convince his enemies(and wife) he was.
Because epik maymays
Bryan Cranston won a golden globe
Better Call Saul debuting in November on AMC by the way. Hopefully it doesn’t suck.