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"ok I've seen the ending more than a few times now. I'm over it. I'm not gonna cry my eyes out"

and then were like "damnit :'( "

She got swept up in stardom so fast that she didn't know who she was. Even in the end I got the feeling she wasn't being honest. She said she wanted to go back to singing but I felt that she was covering to let Rick go because she knew he was in love with Lisa.

All his life he fantasized about it and he finally got his chance.

The worst part about it is he doesn't learn his lesson after he's beat up by Jean Philip. He just whines and calls himself a failure and gets victimized even more when Tony takes his wallet and humiliates him by covering up his pathetic attempt at loan sharking.

He tried having an empire like Bobby Flay but ended up overdosing on a bottle of Armagnac with a ripped ear. His hip approach, like Tony?....failed.

and in "Second Opinion" I have to watch Tony and Feelder eat the same pecarino in two different scenes.

But the worst was the sushi. Disgusting.

I can't write 3,000 to save my life.

(Posted this in the other forum too as per reddit suggestion lol)

I'm not even sure this is where I should post but I figured this community would have a good knowledge of kidney functions and readings. My eGFR reading has always been exactly at 60. Kaiser's normal functioning level says it should be equal or greater than 60. So ok I'm techinically on the threshold of normal but exactly 60 over the last 3 years? Every time? Not even fluctuating once up or down?

It makes me wonder if this is an accurate number or if it's just Kaiser's way of saying "yeah yeah it's 60 and over, don't worry."

The curious thing is my CREAT levels have gone progressively down from 1.0 in 2018 to .8 this year, which is a good thing.

I could get into other strange Kaiser-specific "normals" (like glucose over 110 as normal or Triglycerides under 400 as normal) but I was wondering if anyone had specific knowledge about this sort of eGFR reading with Kaiser.

EDIT: wups...just read in a different forum that this question is very common and people freak out about it all the time for no reason. lol sorry to be that guy. But I'm still curious if there are any other Kaiser users out there who get blood work back that's weird, like my eGFR or other numbers that just seem weird and not "normal" Sometimes I feel like they make up their own evaluation systems.

since the final season of Game of Thrones lol

Yes, this is the "even with computers " bit. I feel the rest of the greater part of this diatribe is severely underrated.

I've seen it a million times but it's so fucking genius cuz with all the tension and bad blood circulating in the room the audience is just waiting for relief and when Chrissy finally breaks the silence and launches in with "Dey say....", the first thing I ever thought was "aw he's gonna say something real sweet and insightful that wraps it all up with a neat little bow", but then he just rambles on and on and on like a stoned idiot LOL

Is this not Sopranos in a nutshell? One big nothing?

First time watcher of TNG

I know there's a lot of opinions and people think the shark was jumped way before this, but I've been surprisingly happy with the later classes. But I'm only 5 episodes into season 13 and the writing seems suddenly very bad.

Tell me it gets better because I still got almost 70 episodes to go! lol

Woa am I cant be the first to see how much her dad looks like a grown up Eli. Now wonder she had such a bad crush on him lol

Can we just take a minute and give Tony some props for not cracking a single joke while he was at the midget auto raceway? I mean they were right there driving around and and around. They were practically goading Tony at every pass.

But he kept his cool. He extended them the same courtesy he would a crack addict.

I can't help think it's because he was in the good grace and classy style of that hottie, Fran Feldstein, and he wanted to impress her.

At first I took this comment to reflect senility on Jr's part, because hes speaking to Carter when he says it. But after a few watches I realized this was one of those classic Sopranos subconscious moments where the truth comes out, unintentionally....you know....like the horse and Traci....

Jr. always loved and was proud of Tony but he just couldn't express it. It took the personification of another (and a bit of senility) to bring out the truth. It's touching, in a sad way. (and even sadder when Carter eventually feels betrayed and attacks Jr, who is then left truly all alone in the world)

First of all she's cute. WTF is she doing writing criminals in jail? She could do way better than that.

I get the sense there was more meant for her in the show but maybe it was cut out. Her very last scene she says "when I think of myself waiting outside that prison I wanted to vomit. I'm sick. I'm evil." And then that's it.

Like WTF! How can David Chase just leave us hanging with that?

Next thing we know she's just an aforementioned character. Like she was nobody. David Chase looked at us in the eyes and treated us like a fuckin' jerk. Like we was never nothin to him...oh sorry, wrong story....

Those two needed their own spinnoff show. The entire first season would just be about their lives with the season finale being the accident.