Clever way to bribe players. Still can win, but not by as many. Sometimes went wrong when the player tried too hard to set the fix and got benched. Then someone not bribed took over. They also fixed accumulator boards so they would pay less on numbers. But took a real maths genius.
We are praying for him says the guy who tried to have him whacked then Little Carmine says you were like a son to him when he considered whacking Johnny as well. These guys act like friends and family but would turn on each other if given the chance .
There was nothing we could do. Those gherkins were made and Carmine St. was also made...I forgot where this was goin with this. Well anyway, Quasimodo predicted all of this.
The first scene was shot in Astoria Park here in Queens, New York. My parents took me to the park that day (I was very young, no older than two or three). Huge fans of the series, my parents immediately spotted James Gandolfini walking around on set. After the actors were done for the day, my mother went up to James and asked for an autograph. Very nice and polite he was to my mother (as well as willing to give her an autograph). I always thought that was a pleasant story. Thank you, Mr. Gandolfini, for being so kind to my mother and father that day, and may you rest in peace.
cool story. It's a lot of fun when you meet famous people and they are just too nice for words. I actually met the undertaker once (wrestling legend if you aren't familiar) solid guy and very down to earth.
@@alexdelarge703 long story short I worked at a hotel he was staying at. I tried to act casual, but he could tell I was a huge fan. Actually got to talk to him for a few minutes. Best moment of my life with an autograph to go with it.
i heard there were a deleted scene or three where he stated the number of years he was imprisoned for but chase wanted that fact to be up to speculation
I still say it was Little Carmine all along. He's the one left standing and has a legit claim to the throne and just stirred up enough shit to let everyone else kill themselves.
Even if it isn’t, I still believe little Carmine lived by the principality of obfuscating stupidity to have his opponents doubt him. He at least understood the 1st law of prowess in principal, even if he butchered trying to extradite it. Very Allegorical if you ask me.
@Jax Teller In a hospital during the late '90s through early aughts? I don't believe that is correct. Smoking was banned in hospitals by then. It's part of why the line works as well as it does.
* Tony * "We're going to take out Carmine Lupertazzi" * Tony after hours of golf and bad quips * "We convinced Carmine Lupertazzi to take out Carmine Lupertazzi"
The way that Little Carmine speaks at 3:15 sounds so realistic/exactly what someone in that situation would say and sound like. I almost said the same thing verbatim when my mother became terminally ill and was in her final days. I know it sounds weird but after seeing this scene again after that (i watch the series often) I strangely felt better about the memory because it hit home that such a thing is inevitable in life and that most people have to deal with that at some point.
Always liked how in the mob class of 04 scene, Carmine is walking through the door, while Johnny turns towards the camera and then Tony's face. Setting up nicely that Carmine was about to walk through the door of death and everything was about to change for good in the Soprano world with the Shah of Iran's return from jail.
@@richevans609 everything he said didn't make logical commonsense. Who was your cousin again? Tony Blundetto. Good Guy. Right Right he was my best buddy inside. Horrible writing. It as if he totally forgot who his best buddy in prison for 18 years was along with who his Mob Boss Cousin is and also forgot he was even his best buddy within Prison.. He was just in prison like yesterday.
Such a real statement. My father died from Covid in the hospital. Double pneumonia. He laid there 5-6 weeks and I couldn't even visit him. I never got closure. And we were extremely close. And I feel like I wasn't there for him. I can't shake it
@@el34glo59I had a very similar feeling when my dad nearly died from streptococcal meningitis while in the hospital recovering from a stroke. He got the infection due to his immune system being weakened due to going through cancer treatment around that time
@@el34glo59I'm so sorry to hear that. You and your father didn't deserve that, and it sounds like you loved each other very much. I hope you're finding solace.
They really could have done more with this scene. An old time boss dies, the funeral’s supposed too be huge... motorcade thru the neighborhood, crowds of people on each side of the road, that type of thing.
I really wish there were more scenes between the old school mobsters. Carmine and Junior, Junior and Feech, etc. Keeping Junior under house arrest might not have been the best decision, while I like the comedic Junior, I would much rather have enjoyed at least one more season of the ruthless, yet still funny mobster from Season 1.
We had a slightly different version when I was a kid. "What were Jesus's last words from the cross? Hey ma! I can see the house from here!" It's funny when you're 12. Stupid when you're an adult like these guys.
Little carmine must have really been pissed to drop the F bomb, hes more of a carefull well mannered person compared to Jonny sacks and especially Tony. He even didnt want to get involved when Tony B wacked Phills brother.
It's an extreme right-wing, almost cultish Catholic lay organization. Opus Dei means "works of God." Carmine Jr. accuses Johnny Sack of having a rosary with an Opus Dei insignia put in his father's hands in the coffin instead of a "non-political" ordinary rosary because Johnny Sack's wife is big into Opus Dei. Carmine Jr. is obviously a "liberal" in religious matters. :)
@@remycallie you know nothing. I was OD for a while in grad school. They were moderately conservative. They didn't even do the Latin mass! I left for ACTUAL right wing extremists later on.....
Well, you are correct that no matter how extreme you are in any one direction, you can always find somebody more extreme. How about this: "It's a right-wing, almost cultish Catholic lay organization."
@@remycallie I don't know how right wing they actually are.. But even if they broke the needle off the right-wing--o-meter, they still wouldn't even come close to balancing out how far the Jesuits are in the other direction.
Opus dei is a cult, they literally ask you to give away all your material possessions at one point. My neighbours were into that shit. It caused a lot of disputes in their family.
@@borko1990 hey I think you should have a Sopranos Fish marathon when a full fish pops up like the singing fish and Tony's kill with a fish. I just found it interesting about all the times a full fish pops up in the show
Before I went into cardiac arrest I smelled smoke. The ER freaked out, pushed my crying wife from the bay, brought in a crash cart, raised my up and placed pads on my chest and back. I ask the Dr. I was was scared, praying to Jesus scared " hey man, tell me...I'm I gonna die...the truth.." He said after a few second pause of looking me right in the eye : " maybe, maybe Karl." I said " have someone tell my wife she's always been my favorite thing" it's a pet joke of ours. The Dr. said " I will...lie back." I made it. Praise God. I send that young Dr. a bottle of Pappy every Christmas
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Carmine died old, free, and not murdered. That's the best any of these guys can hope for in that life.
Old, free, and wealthy. He definitely finessed it.
@@sawahtb the funny part is that if he lived just a little bit longer, he would have been arrested and locked up just like Johnny sack.
But he's all alone on the other side. He misses his "violin."
Hope you know, he invented point shaving. No one could beat the spread
Only Carmine did better
The person who was affected by Carmine's death the most was Paulie
Carmine always asked about Paulie
hahaha XP
He thought the world of Paulie
It may not be betrayal, but I don't know if Paulies heart can take it
Hahahahahha
Hahahaha
"Get that egg salad outta his mouth and put it in a to go box for Ginny!!!"
Oooh! Hey now, that's someone's wife!
Lmao
It was the mole!
I thought she was on the Atkins?
Damn u Ralph u know john is gonna be mad af at u again over his Ginny pig lmao
"Anything John, anything he needs including soft drinks of choice. I'm on the next plane."
JUST NOW got in fight with girlfriend an your comment made me lol 😂 an helped make night lil better! Thanks Man!👍🖖
too bad all they have is diet
"A sandwich, any kind he likes,"
😂😂😂
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*Video posted 20 minutes ago and there's already a dislike*
"Video's not even cold."
"No respect for anything anymore!"
Fucking James Brown now.
I think the disliker fundamentally doesn't respect the elderly.
@@mrleedra Fuckin' nauseating! If it were up to me, I'd drag him behind my fuckin' car right now!
You actually said that to him?
@@PussyBonpensiero What, am I speaking in tongues here?
I love how Carmine subtly hugs tony twice under his suit jacket checking for wires. Classic carmine.
Never noticed that, unlike others he actually hugs under the jacket instead of over
@Bobbie Charles wow that's a really interesting fact, I watched the film and didn't know that he was carmine the whole time
Slimey fuck that one with his fish lips
Carmine was just being zesty like vito probably 😅😅😅😅
@@R85-g9m 2 years old and this still cracks me up
Carmine invented point shaving , great legacy he leaves behind. Him and those fish lips of his.
Clever way to bribe players. Still can win, but not by as many. Sometimes went wrong when the player tried too hard to set the fix and got benched. Then someone not bribed took over. They also fixed accumulator boards so they would pay less on numbers. But took a real maths genius.
Dammm lol
CCNY vs Kentucky. 1951
@@michaelknight9189 the Tuna Fish plays beat the spread , everybody knows he bought a black Fleetwood.
SMT Admin big men always been bad free throw shooters though, look at shaq
We are praying for him says the guy who tried to have him whacked then Little Carmine says you were like a son to him when he considered whacking Johnny as well. These guys act like friends and family but would turn on each other if given the chance .
Professional?!
You made me rich on gta
That's the Street Life Bro Gang's, Biker Club's,OC(Organized Crime) No Honor Amongst Thieves.
You're only as good as your last envelope
"Your murderers come with smiles."
There was nothing we could do. Those gherkins were made and Carmine St. was also made...I forgot where this was goin with this. Well anyway, Quasimodo predicted all of this.
You used 2 quotes that’s not fair, now I gotta unf$&k what you just f&$ked up!
What the fuck were we talking about?
You didn’t even mention the shinebox
$4 a pound.
@@theconservatardedshitlib2697me too, fuck was it?
The first scene was shot in Astoria Park here in Queens, New York. My parents took me to the park that day (I was very young, no older than two or three). Huge fans of the series, my parents immediately spotted James Gandolfini walking around on set. After the actors were done for the day, my mother went up to James and asked for an autograph. Very nice and polite he was to my mother (as well as willing to give her an autograph).
I always thought that was a pleasant story. Thank you, Mr. Gandolfini, for being so kind to my mother and father that day, and may you rest in peace.
cool story. It's a lot of fun when you meet famous people and they are just too nice for words. I actually met the undertaker once (wrestling legend if you aren't familiar) solid guy and very down to earth.
@@bigdog3628 Totally familiar with Taker. Now that he’s retired, you can definitely see how cool and down to earth he is. Where’d you meet him?
@@alexdelarge703 long story short I worked at a hotel he was staying at. I tried to act casual, but he could tell I was a huge fan. Actually got to talk to him for a few minutes. Best moment of my life with an autograph to go with it.
Im from queens too
@@bigdog3628 the undertaker is a real G didn't heard one bad word about him. Definitely had the makings of a varsity athlete
RUclips was a big help in all of this, we want you always to remember that. Even after he's gone, but Borko's not going no place!
Healthy as a fuckin Rhino this Guy !
@@edgarsantos2340 just keep him away from egg salads
@@MrEd-ft6ge too much Gurkins
@@edgarsantos2340 Boy, imagine if his f*ckin' speech is affected, poor bast*rd
@@MrEd-ft6ge carmine had is hand in HUD, so as matter of principle he would relinquish is Claim.
Holy crap, I didn't know phil went to jail, I wonder for how long
Yeah...I wonder if it was long enough to become a master of makin grilled cheeze on the rad-i-ator?
probably only a couple of years
A couple of tree years
i heard there were a deleted scene or three where he stated the number of years he was imprisoned for but chase wanted that fact to be up to speculation
20 fuckin years!!!
Actor who played Carmine Lupertazzi -Tony Lip was a real driver and bodyguard of that Don Shirley pianist from Green Book movie
Makes sense, him and those big fucking fish lips of his
Don Shirley??? Doesn’t sound Italian at all. They make anyone and everyone ova there.
Tomek I didn’t know that. Thanks.
rugger104 Just a glorified crew.
Tomek the bodyguard of a FANOOK? My respect for him just plummeted!
I love these Mafia wakes-everybody hugging and kissing..when in reality, they would murder eachother for a bit more cash.
Hugging frequently to feel people out for wires too.
blowing security guards.
As Henry Hill said in goodfellas "Your killers come at you with smiles"
Healthy as a f*cking rhino, whateva happened there...
WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?!
Trill Gates The Egg Salad...
@@petepyeatt6909 I schooled that egg salad, picked it outta the chorus
He got poached. Egg.
Greg Malden He Peter’d out.
20 years in the can, i wanted a like from borko... i compromised i got likes from a buncha randos instead
HOLY FUCK IT HAPPENED
Ahhh haw muche chargee... ahhh un like?
Like from Borko. Very popular. In Eastern Europe you can get it for 110/120 words. My price to you?
90 grand.
@@tbdkuphk movay el automobilay
How do you know it was 20 years in the can? I don't recall anyone ever mentioning that, especially not from Phil.
I wanted a like from Borko but I compromised, I decided to add a comment instead.
I still say it was Little Carmine all along. He's the one left standing and has a legit claim to the throne and just stirred up enough shit to let everyone else kill themselves.
Hummmmm
Pay back for the murder of the mayor of munchkin land. Which in time he will discern
Little Carmine the Three-Eyed Raven
Very allegorical!!
Even if it isn’t, I still believe little Carmine lived by the principality of obfuscating stupidity to have his opponents doubt him. He at least understood the 1st law of prowess in principal, even if he butchered trying to extradite it. Very Allegorical if you ask me.
Phil was visibly shaken up because of Carmine's death :(
Always found it interesting that Uncle Philly's first scene is him making a joke about Jesus. Very allergocial of him.
He loved him like a brother in law
I love your Phil avatar! With the neck collar lol!
Like Paulie once said, "There's no bigger cocksvcka than Phil Leotardo"
@@PussyBonpensiero Vito would like a word
Carmine "The Rhinoceros" Lupertazi Sr. went out like an absolute hero. Stroke and choking on Tony egg salad combo.
Him and tony egg again..
@@FollowingtheGospel too much gherkins, that's what his problem was...
Thought sack said a stroke?
@@redflowers2611 you're right, my bad
Burning Gherkins!
He invented point shaving ... he's like the Thomas Edison of the mafia.
tesla
Antonio Meucci invented point shaving!! Everybody knows he got robbed.
What is point shaving?
Invented gerkins, egg salad and burning hair
He was a great man!
Carmine should have seriously considered regular salads instead of egg salad
Too much gherkins
@@irishredenjoyer da gherkins, whadd evah happened dere
@@purplesword5536 Whatever happened there? WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?
It's funny how they mention Tony Egg at the lunch. Maybe eggs are to the Sopranos what oranges are to the Godfathers.
@Mr. Roderick. First Name If you like mayonnaise, extremely good.
Sack smoking a cigarette in the hospital 🤣🤣🤣 then says I wonder if I can smoke in here
Gangster flex. I love it.
"I don't think you can smoke in here..." "who's gonna complain huh? him? HEY, ya mind? .............. he don't mind..."
Like Jackie Sr. smoking while he ate in that diner when.Pussy came back from Florida. Total boss move it seems
@Jax Teller In a hospital during the late '90s through early aughts? I don't believe that is correct.
Smoking was banned in hospitals by then. It's part of why the line works as well as it does.
@@axxa5000 dawg I remember people smoking right inside the rolling entrance area of one hospital when I was little and nobody said anything
* Tony * "We're going to take out Carmine Lupertazzi"
* Tony after hours of golf and bad quips * "We convinced Carmine Lupertazzi to take out Carmine Lupertazzi"
Good one
Nah.....its was the gherkins.
We contacted his heart
The word will not get out
It's like Pablito killed Pablito.
@@retroguy9494 He barely even touched that.
The way that Little Carmine speaks at 3:15 sounds so realistic/exactly what someone in that situation would say and sound like. I almost said the same thing verbatim when my mother became terminally ill and was in her final days.
I know it sounds weird but after seeing this scene again after that (i watch the series often) I strangely felt better about the memory because it hit home that such a thing is inevitable in life and that most people have to deal with that at some point.
I'm so sorry you went through that, I hope you're happy nowadays
There's so much value in a show like Sopranos that features a great many elderly actors. It really gets ya in touch with humanity.
Always liked how in the mob class of 04 scene, Carmine is walking through the door, while Johnny turns towards the camera and then Tony's face. Setting up nicely that Carmine was about to walk through the door of death and everything was about to change for good in the Soprano world with the Shah of Iran's return from jail.
@Richard’s Testicle Head
The sacred and the propane
Everything would have been fine if it wasn’t for the return of Animal Blundetto.
@WheresWallace488 take it easy, you know the wine makes you emotional
@@Chameleonardodavinci it’s cuz he’s got an empty fuckin stomach
Ova here
“A don doesn’t wear shorts”
A don doesn't eat egg salads.
@@MrEd-ft6ge 😂 Boom
Fuckin OP over here.
Don doesn’t wear NJ housewife fundamentalist shit.
And dress shoes with no socks....and twirl peculiar sausages...
"After 18 years in the can, I'm just happy to be watching a Borko video."
Couldn’t fuckin’ retire?
Phil Leotardo: Only 18? Fuckin' amateur
"My fawther, look at his hands"
"He looks peaceful"
"I'm talking about his shinebox, you think I don't know what that is?"
These comments are out of control. 😂
Only thing funnier than the shows moments is the commemts LMAO.
In his later years he was very concerned about shining his shoes
@@faisalkamal4319 HAHAHHAAHHAAH
😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Your father meant a lot to us, and not just financially either"
Which of course means it was mostly that.
Angelo comes right out and says he did 18 years in the can. You'd never hear Phil bragging like that.
Fax
as a dyslexic there's no way i'd get Carmine Lupertazzi right on the tombstone.
He didn't know Tony Blundetto was Tony cousin even though they was best buddies within prison for 18 years?
Agreed. Possibly the worst slip up in writing in the show.
Hes an old man, he cant see too good in the dark..
@@tcorangemen the fact Jackie Snr doesnt exist in the pilot is worse
Exactly!!!!!! Ya know...All these brilliant people that were in charge of the Soprano's and they missed that??????
@@richevans609 everything he said didn't make logical commonsense.
Who was your cousin again?
Tony Blundetto.
Good Guy. Right Right he was my best buddy inside.
Horrible writing. It as if he totally forgot who his best buddy in prison for 18 years was along with who his Mob Boss Cousin is and also forgot he was even his best buddy within Prison.. He was just in prison like yesterday.
"Built like a fukin Rhino, this guy"
10 seconds later
Dies of a heart attack.
Stroke, and there were no warning signs. He was otherwise healthy.
@@DrJ-hx7wvnah
borko you're literally keeping The Sopranos alive, makes me sad a few actors have passed away RIP
*figuratively
"You smell dat? Burning shinebox..."
Go get ya fuckin shine box it’s burnin!
I smell grilled cheese.
0:18 I Just realised that the author, Manny Safier, is played by Mad Men creator Mathew Weiner, who was a writer for The Sopranos at the time.
He also had a cameo in season 2
@@carlgustafemilmannerheim5661dide he? I know he comes back as Manny in S6.
“You finished? Because that egg salad is the last thing you’re eva gonna have”
😂😏😂
*diet egg salad...fixed it
“There ain’t no stigmatas these days...”
Be a better friend to yourself
1:11 Johnny's laugh at tony's jail golf joke was crazy
Chalk O'holic no it wasn’t
It was definitely Johnny's laugh!
It was a bit like Tim Currys It the clown lol
It was off color remark i demand he's taxed
A laugh of pure Mediterranean evil that would remind the Germans of the Gaulic Wars
Little Carmine had the best life and made the best decisions.
Too much egg salad maybe
Carmine had excellent back slap technique when doing the mafia dap
Lift that jacket right up, see if you got a piece or a wire.....Heh heh heh....
@@pauliegualtieri4314 actually could fit in a boot by then.
Can someone please explain the significance of the rosary placement on Carmine Lupertazzi Sr.’s hands and why his son was pissed off at Johnny Sack?
Witmann samplers are always the best gift same thing for vitos brother😂😂😂
Fuckin Walt Whitman over here.
The smell of burning hair whatever happened there.............
@Jess W Phil Leotardo: I wanted to fuck a woman, but I compromised, I jacked off into a shinebox.
First signs of a stroke
Stupida fackin gherkin..
What happened there was the smell of cut grass
What do you want a Whitman's sampler!!😂😂😂
Tony was king of the one liners !
Such a horrible tragedy. Poor Carmine, 81 years old...just a kid.
79 years old damnit, he was just a kid.
It's sad when they go young like that.
@@ID_Shadowzwhen they go?!!!
The way Bobby fondly says that Carmine was the one who invented point shaving always makes me chuckle
Smell that? Burning shineboxes
Tony Lip, the actor who played Carmine Luppertazi Sr. died at age 82 on January 4, 2013, in Teaneck, New Jersey.
He’s the guy who the Movie “ The Greenbook was about!!
Lip? That's a fucking nickname, his family name is Vallelonga.
just a fuckin kid
They were on a job in Teaneck
@@MicroChirp Its the actor's stage name.
The Egg Salad, whatever happened there...
Whatever happened there? WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?? That egg salad took down Carmine Sr, with no provocation whatsoever!
@@1122reyes That waiter was Tony Egg.
Jesus leans off the cross an’ says, I don’t feel like I’m hangin at twelve o’ clock.
He was off-kilter
Hosing me for a factory cross!
Carmine is the only one at the table drinking orange juice.
nice catch
That smell of burning hair part was a subtle sign of where the character was about to spend eternity.
Actually it's a symptom of having a stroke. Usually described as burning toast.
@@PaddyRoon7 I didn't know that. Thank you.
It's usually burning toast, but you maybe correct that it was also a subtle "hint".
@@sawahtb u smell dat? burning heyah 🔥 👨🏻
@@followengland_ballsonig2938 👃🏻🚬 I smell cut grass
Egg Salad: "I'm gonna say this for your ears only... we're gonna take out Carmine Lupertazzi"
😂
An ingrown toenail egg salad
Comment of the day🤣🤣🤣🤣
That egg salad would have never had the balls to pull something like this off by itself...our true snack enemy has not yet show its face!
"I love him so much and I can't do shit."- terrible thing to experience...
Yeah fuck, man the writing is unbelievable. 17 years later
Such a real statement. My father died from Covid in the hospital. Double pneumonia. He laid there 5-6 weeks and I couldn't even visit him. I never got closure. And we were extremely close. And I feel like I wasn't there for him. I can't shake it
@@el34glo59I had a very similar feeling when my dad nearly died from streptococcal meningitis while in the hospital recovering from a stroke. He got the infection due to his immune system being weakened due to going through cancer treatment around that time
@@el34glo59I'm so sorry to hear that. You and your father didn't deserve that, and it sounds like you loved each other very much. I hope you're finding solace.
They really could have done more with this scene. An old time boss dies, the funeral’s supposed too be huge... motorcade thru the neighborhood, crowds of people on each side of the road, that type of thing.
I really wish there were more scenes between the old school mobsters. Carmine and Junior, Junior and Feech, etc. Keeping Junior under house arrest might not have been the best decision, while I like the comedic Junior, I would much rather have enjoyed at least one more season of the ruthless, yet still funny mobster from Season 1.
true...
Carmine Jr’s paddling to the phone is so funny, I mean, couldn’t he just walk to the edge of the pool, it’s not like he is in a middle of an ocean.
Who gives a shit
I was dying
He isn’t Jesus.
Like a rosary is going to save a mobster from Hell.
“So Jesus leans off the cross and whispers to Peter, I can see your shinebox from here”
We had a slightly different version when I was a kid. "What were Jesus's last words from the cross? Hey ma! I can see the house from here!" It's funny when you're 12. Stupid when you're an adult like these guys.
Johnny Sacks laugh at 1:15 always cracks me up
Hahahahahha like he genuinely laughed the actor
One of the few who lived to die old, outside prison and in peace.
Little carmine must have really been pissed to drop the F bomb, hes more of a carefull well mannered person compared to Jonny sacks and especially Tony. He even didnt want to get involved when Tony B wacked Phills brother.
Borko, he invented video shaving. Keeping the videos under 10 minutes.
Borko keep posting these lil gems please, you have all the makings of a varsity athlete. ❤️
Jonny "Healthy as a rhino'
Everyone: They're endangered, right?
Borko was a big help through all of this, I want you to remember that
"Nobody beat the spread...I bought a black Fleetwood". Such genius in even the small "throwaway" dialogue in this series.
Good comment but, whatddya want, a fuckin Whitman Sampler?
The Opus Day Medal, whatever happened there.
It's an extreme right-wing, almost cultish Catholic lay organization. Opus Dei means "works of God." Carmine Jr. accuses Johnny Sack of having a rosary with an Opus Dei insignia put in his father's hands in the coffin instead of a "non-political" ordinary rosary because Johnny Sack's wife is big into Opus Dei. Carmine Jr. is obviously a "liberal" in religious matters. :)
@@remycallie you know nothing. I was OD for a while in grad school. They were moderately conservative. They didn't even do the Latin mass! I left for ACTUAL right wing extremists later on.....
Well, you are correct that no matter how extreme you are in any one direction, you can always find somebody more extreme. How about this: "It's a right-wing, almost cultish Catholic lay organization."
@@remycallie I don't know how right wing they actually are.. But even if they broke the needle off the right-wing--o-meter, they still wouldn't even come close to balancing out how far the Jesuits are in the other direction.
Opus dei is a cult, they literally ask you to give away all your material possessions at one point. My neighbours were into that shit. It caused a lot of disputes in their family.
Even a mafioso thinks that Opus Dei is a shady organization 🤣
What do you know about it?
So jesus leans off the cross and whispers to Peter! I can see your shine Box from Here !
‘I wonder if I can smoke in here?’ Johnny Sack’s cool factor is underrated.
Borko blessing us in lockdown
We are not quite at the grilled cheese on the radiator yet
Nihilistcentral UK let me tell you a couple three things... I did TWENTY YEARS not a peep
You know the coronavirus lockdown whatever happened there
4:07 Junior Soprano had a great memory. It's a shame in the end he he suffered from alzeheimer disease.
Kid was just enjoying a meal, and then he's gone. Sad when they go young like that.
1:16 Johnny Sack's laugh on the golf course was classic
"Eurlhuhuhuhuuhu"
Egg salad was a big help in all of this! I want you to remember that even after I am gone! LOL!!!
Ohh! Laughing at your own joke?
No respect for anything anymore.
I liked Carmine SR. he was all business and was hilarious with even trying
*Hears borko notification ring for a new upload*
Me: 1:59
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:04 if you pause and pay attention, look really closely you can almost see Carmine thinking the world of Paulie
That "oh yeah good guy he was my best friend inside" seemed like it was added at the last second.
Matt Weiner, one of the best writers of the Sopranos and creator of “Mad Men” in a cameo as the mafia reporter
Jack Straw - I wonder if that’s his sister Allison playing the reporter
The character also returns on the tv in Sopranos season 6.
1:26 In case anyone doesn't know, smelling burning hair is a symptom of stroke. More often described as burnt toast.
Exactly. They should have IMMEDIATELY knew something was wrong
Thank you for that smh dam shame
Rest in peace Tony Vallelonga, and James Gandolfini.
“Ya know, I wonder if I can smoke in here.” Sitting in a waiting room at the hospital 😂😂😂
You all right? You barely touched your egg salad
@@RomeoDelta-gw7dd I smell cut grass
@@1122reyes NOBODY'S GOT AIDS !!! , I DON'T WANT HEAR THAT WORD AGAIN !!
You should make a Joey Peeps one lol great stuff at always
Thank you.
I will, good idea
@@borko1990 hey I think you should have a Sopranos Fish marathon when a full fish pops up like the singing fish and Tony's kill with a fish. I just found it interesting about all the times a full fish pops up in the show
@@borko1990 don't, because then you're gonna have to redo it
Peepsh!? That was a fuckin nickname!
Borko, I was the first disliker mate. I couldn't have some other flog doing it to you.
You're doing God's work, son. Keep it up.
LOL whats the world coming to?!
If Borko calls, tell him if it was gonna be anyone, I'm glad it was him.
Nice to see a fellow Aussie here,stay safe bruh.
@@kristopherlewis6016 You too mate, find your pleasures where you can.
@TIGERWOODSBOYFRIEND What's "forget about it"? What is that?
That Egg-Salad was my favorite character. I wish they did more scenes with him.
Used ta call it spit shine egg salad. It'd make ya shoes look like mirras.
“CCNY vs Kentucky 1951, nobody beat the spread.” Lmfao
Such a tragedy, he never got to tell Paulie that he thought the world of him
Hahaha
I smell cut grass!!!
Healthy as a f*cken rhino this guy
Get that shinebox outta his mouth
What, they resod that green
Sal Vitro was trimming the muff
@@harpo6254 I think Carmine Sr.'s a poseur if you ask me. He likes to talk the talk. "His green, his gherkin egg salad..."
Angelo did 18 years and he never told every person he meets.
Well it ain't 20. Unlike Phil, he did 20 years in the can
He was almost good with it. He seemed that way at the sit-down with Loraine.
1:16 That laugh is GOATED
5:06 milk truck just arrived
It’s sad when they go old.
When they GO?!
Mob boss: “we’re all praying for you.”
God: “Get outta heerya.”
From being a feared and ruthless mob boss to hearing "GET THAT EGG SALAD OUTTA HIS MOUT'!"
I know a guy who almost started an argument at a funeral not once, not twice, but SIX times! Fortunately it was defused each time. Sad.
Before I went into cardiac arrest I smelled smoke. The ER freaked out, pushed my crying wife from the bay, brought in a crash cart, raised my up and placed pads on my chest and back. I ask the Dr. I was was scared, praying to Jesus scared " hey man, tell me...I'm I gonna die...the truth.."
He said after a few second pause of looking me right in the eye : " maybe, maybe Karl." I said " have someone tell my wife she's always been my favorite thing" it's a pet joke of ours.
The Dr. said " I will...lie back."
I made it. Praise God. I send that young Dr. a bottle of Pappy every Christmas
Get that Tony egg salad out of his mouth!