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imoutofcategory. est '91. 845->607->845. trophy scars/wonder years/atmosphere. unc basketball/notre dame football. breaking bad/homeland.

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Cigarettes & Saints

The Wonder Years- Acoustic Show @ Rhino Records, Claremont, CA

08/29/15

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The Best of Times - Sage Francis

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the masters tournament 2015 a tradition unlike any other (at Augusta National Golf Club)

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“‘i need you, i’m freezing, my cheeks are rose-red,’ so you came to my rescue and kissed my cold lips, you said, ‘baby, i’m here, please don’t miss me like this,’ but i did, and i do, and i will and i won’t settle for my bed that’s increasingly cold—i dream every night that you’re biting my wrists”

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blue-collar eddie and his better half dolores

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what feels like the lone highlight from last night

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Celebrating Silverstein’s Discovering The Waterfront 10 years anniversary :DD

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I'll sit by the window sill and if she's got another man, then juice will spill

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From here on out, I’m Mr. Low Profile, just another douchebag with a job and three pairs of Dockers.

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Better Call Saul’s brilliant first episode, explained in 9 shots

1) A color TV reflected off black-and-white glasses

One of the least well-kept secrets about Better Call Saul is that its opening moments take place post-Breaking Bad, in a world where lawyer Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) has fallen from grace and had to change his identity to go into hiding.

This opening sequence charts a typical day for the new Saul, who works at a Cinnabon. The sequence is in black and white, perhaps as a wink and a nudge to Odenkirk’s work in the film Nebraska, which was also devoid of color. But then, at the very end, there’s a brief flash of color, as Saul watches old ads of his Albuquerque days. That color is only reflected in his glasses, however. The allure of the bad old past is always there, always tempting.

2) Jimmy McGill prepares for trial

Then we’re catapulted into the past, when Saul’s name is Jimmy McGill and he’s doing lousy public defender work that pays poorly.

Here, we see him preparing for trial, gesticulating wildly to a set of urinals. His shadow looms large, but the man himself is a far cry from the ambulance chaser we’ll meet when Saul Goodman first appears on Breaking Bad. It’s a great introduction.

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This gif makes more sense now

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oh hell no

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judge me on my wins, not my sense of humor

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