SageAgainstTheMachine

Yes, but differently. I think he gets angry this time, rather than broken. Jesse takes every precaution to avoid blood getting spilled, but the bodies continue to pile up.

Good point, but I give credit to the writers...because the plan they hatched seemed weirdly lucid for something so hare-brained. I caught myself thinking, "Well sure, of course that's how you'd rob a train..."

Thoughts on last night's episode... http://www.entertainment-bureau.com/breaking-bad-review-episode-5-05-dead-freight/2845

EDIT: Wow, great minds think alike.

Intrepid ace reporter Pat Moran reports that Shawne Merriman was stopped at the Canadian border with a large shipment of ash wood and baseball bat-making equipment.

It's the rare person who can remain humble in the face of adoration. Not to excuse that type of behavior, but it exists pretty commonly among fame.

I would estimate that Mario Williams, Fred Jackson, Eric Wood, Andy Levitre and Kyle Williams are all top-5 in the league at their position.

The Devinyls - "I Touch Myself" Oh, we already got it? Thanks, crayonz.

Unfortunately, knee problems are for life.

The Bills took them for granted last year? In what way?

That right there is just part of minor league baseball. Is there another field where shameless promotion is so endearing?

Yes, but he has the M60 a year into the future from last night's episode.

Pretty weird. If these guys have done Division I football, the only potential confusion should be over switching to the NFL rules. Something like a blown touchback on the 5 certainly doesn't qualify as understandable.

Hey, Alex Van Pelt outdueled Chris Weinke AND Vinny Testaverde that year.

The spell is broken! !@#$ you, hypnotoad!

Best memory? My English teacher's wife went into labor and I got to teach Hamlet for two days. Second best? 2006 after Jason Pominville's shorthanded goal to defeat the Senators and the entire school was in Sabres' gear the next day. To be honest, it's just 5 years after my high school graduation and most of it's a blur at this point. Some memories stick out. Graduation. Prom. What happened in the limo 20 minutes after Prom. My friend posting the fantasy football scores in his locker every Monday morning. Playing basketball in the park after school. On a more nerdy level, I was MVP of the area's trivia team.

I'd say Budweiser is more for special occasions, like champagne to us. (This is assuming that day WASN'T a special occasion, it very well may have been the Dayton 500 Eve or something). No, what you probably saw was a Keystone or a Genessee.

Buried as an EGOT.

Whenever I see pictures involving the words "Maybin bulked up", it's his biceps. Curls aren't going to do much against a LT that can knock you on your arse.

Chevy Van Miller, I just finished your first column. Great stuff. You've got a weekly reader.

No offense, but I thought the first time a nurse took an interest in my work would feel better.

It's frustrating. I realize how difficult it is to compete with the major networks, but the way that AMC pokes and prods at both Breaking Bad and Mad Men is ridiculous. Two of the top ten dramas EVER on television and they aren't allowed to just do their own thing. Of course, with Mad Men the product placement comes organically. Thanks! And I know what you mean. I watched Seasons 1 and 2 in a marathon. When the third season came on, I would watch an episode and experience withdrawal.

Women's handball.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp12/story/_/id/8239455/woman-set-officiate-nfl-game-first-time

Thoughts on last night's episode... http://www.entertainment-bureau.com/breaking-bad-review-episode-5-04-fifty-one/2787 The men on this show are prone to their moods and upset looks too. I'm on record for not hating the female characters, but I can't deny that episodes with Walt at home aren't nearly as compelling as episodes with Walt on the job.