PAULIE'S PAINTING
Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent
NOW THAT'S COMEDY!!!!
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Rob Jacobs
"Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent" <she...@bigglesworth.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> NOW THAT'S COMEDY!!!!
It just really brought the room together, didn't it?
Rob
Rob Jacobs
I was laughing at Paulie's plastic chair cover. What's up with that? Does
he tend to make a mess with his TV dinners??
Rob
Deborah
Being from an italian family it is well known Italians do that. Especially in a
living Room in the front of the house, the couch, the chairs. NO ONE uses that
room, everything is just plastic covered. Never knew why! That room is not the
TV watching room.
Fred Fowler
>
> NOW THAT'S COMEDY!!!!
If it was Paulie who was watching the Little Rascals I would have died.
guzn
If Tony ever finds out that the painting is hanging at Paulie's place
we could see another whacking.
Liam Devlin
>
> NOW THAT'S COMEDY!!!!
A truly piss your pants moment, he hangs the pic, then sits in the chair
with the plastic slipcover & flicks on his TV.
CarolCorb
>>
The mom in My Big Fat Greek Wedding also has those plastic covers on the
furniture, so it isn't just an Italian thing. In fact, I grew up in a
Slovak/Polish/Catholic neighborhood and a lot of my neighbors had those covers
also. So glad my mom didn't use them, they are awful.
Carol
Rob Jacobs
"CarolCorb" <caro...@aol.com> wrote in message
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i could imagine they would get sticky in hot weather, like old cars with
vinyl interiors! Ick..
Rob
Maxed Out
Back in the 60's when the UHF stations began, commercials for them ran
constantly.
Bill
Rob Jacobs
"lucretia" <lucre...@notvalid.com> wrote in message
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>
> My dad used to keep the plastic wrap on lampshades.
>
>
> lucretia
>
> >
My brother keeps the plastic wrap on video cassette boxes..
Rob
lucretia
AbbyNormal
>
> NOW THAT'S COMEDY!!!!
It was creepy, not funny. Paulie was uneasy having Tony, whom he no longer
respects as his General, staring at him, over his shoulder. So he doctors up
the painting so Tony appears more respectable to him. Them he's still uneasy,
which shows there's something very deeply wrong with their relationship. All
subliminal, of course. Surreal, maybe, but it most certainly wasn't comedy.
Louis A. Giorgino giorgino@panix
Now, that was funny. The incredible thing was that he actually improved the
painting.
--
Louis Giorgino gior...@panix.com
You May Be Right
I May Be Crazy
But It Just May be A Lunatic You're Looking For
You May Be Right, Billy Joel
Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent
<abbyno...@hotmail.comLITTER> wrote:
>"Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent" wrote:
>>
>> NOW THAT'S COMEDY!!!!
>
>
>It was creepy, not funny.
you mean like when he went to the psychic and freaked out?
>Surreal, maybe, but it most certainly wasn't comedy.
how about comical?
nom...@webtv.net
that? Does
he tend to make a mess with his TV dinners??"
on the heavy plastic chair covers. Paulie is a "neat freak" Drop
anything on the floor and you are ripe for a boffing.
Bart Cop
<she...@bigglesworth.com> wrote:
>
>
>NOW THAT'S COMEDY!!!!
Is that how Paulie gets himself whacked?
Tony sees that painting?
bart
BC-)03
remember a lot of the "Boys" having them and OIL lamps with a greek athena
in the middle
"Rob Jacobs" <xfspazc...@liamtoh.com> wrote in message
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BC-)03
my mom had that for the longest time so long the couch went in and out of
style
TWICE
LOL
"Deborah" <dcham...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Michael
It seems that most often you see those plastic furniture covers in the
houses of less well off people, or those that came from hard
circumstances. They had to work hard to get their luxuries, so they
are protective of them. So to me the seat covers on Paulie's
furniture is a sign that he, or his parents, were poor at one time.
They couldn't afford to clean or replace furniture, so they covered
it. He may have $$$ now, but he's still following an old habit or
tradition.
As for the painting, I think he kept it as a trophy. I thought
Ralphie started the fire, but after seeing how Paulie was acting in
last nights episode, now I think he started it.
Michael
BC-)03
<nom...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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AbbyNormal
>
> He's his mother's son.
>
> He lives like an old lady (every old lady I know has those plastic
> furniture covers).
>
> Paulie had all of the great lines of the night. He rocked at the
> intervention.
>
> Jeremy
And notice the thing that pushed him over the edge into hitting Christopher was
the nasty thing he said to his mother.
jrme...@panix.com
Allan Pagan
The Sopranos is presented as a Post-modern Tragic Comedy. Don't
confuse comedy with ‘funny'; they aren't necessarily synonymous.
http://homepage.mac.com/roberthuber/2degenres.html
Tragicomedy
Tragicomedy is more than just a play that has serious and comic
elements. It is a play in which the fundamental and deeply disturbing
themes of tragedy are dealt with in a tone that varies between serious
and humorous. It is the most difficult form to appreciate since the
shifts between its two modes leave the audience feeling unsteady and
uncertain. It is viewed by some as the quintessential form of
twentieth century drama, dealing as it does with themes of moral
uncertainty, loneliness, and alienation. There is little relief
through laughter, catharsis, or happy ending. On stage, Theatre of the
Absurd is its most obvious manifestation.
buh bye
Surrealism and comedy are not mutually exclusive. I thought the scene
was perplexing, and funny. But I thought the funniest line was,
delivered staccato, ".. and his hair was in the toilet. Disgusting."
Phoenix
@posting.google.com>, gr20...@hotmail.com
says...
> AbbyNormal <abbyno...@hotmail.comLITTER> wrote in message news:<188B68C14D458ED8.C3A09196...@lp.airnews.net>...
> > "Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent" wrote:
> > >
> > > NOW THAT'S COMEDY!!!!
> >
> >
> > It was creepy, not funny. Paulie was uneasy having Tony, whom he no longer
> > respects as his General, staring at him, over his shoulder. So he doctors up
> > the painting so Tony appears more respectable to him. Them he's still uneasy,
> > which shows there's something very deeply wrong with their relationship. All
> > subliminal, of course. Surreal, maybe, but it most certainly wasn't comedy.
>
> Surrealism and comedy are not mutually exclusive.
For example Dr. Strangelove. T
Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent
gimme a fuckin break
On 18 Nov 2002 11:49:48 -0800, allan...@yahoo.com (Allan Pagan)
wrote:
>Tragicomedy
Liam Devlin
Paulie's gay??!!
Liam Devlin
> In article <7415f705.0211181331.32a43f53
> @posting.google.com>, gr20...@hotmail.com
> says...
>
>>AbbyNormal <abbyno...@hotmail.comLITTER> wrote in message news:<188B68C14D458ED8.C3A09196...@lp.airnews.net>...
>>
>>>"Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent" wrote:
>>>
>>>>NOW THAT'S COMEDY!!!!
>>>
>>>
>>>It was creepy, not funny. Paulie was uneasy having Tony, whom he no longer
>>>respects as his General, staring at him, over his shoulder. So he doctors up
>>>the painting so Tony appears more respectable to him. Them he's still uneasy,
>>>which shows there's something very deeply wrong with their relationship. All
>>>subliminal, of course. Surreal, maybe, but it most certainly wasn't comedy.
>>
>>Surrealism and comedy are not mutually exclusive.
>
>
> For example Dr. Strangelove. T
Excellent example. That particular movie must be tied with Casablanca
for quotable lines.
Allan Pagan
> gimme a fuckin break
Here's a break, you're a fucking moron.
Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent
>
>Here's a break, you're a fucking moron.
gee... i never heard that one before.
did you write that?
Allan Pagan
> >
> >Here's a break, you're a fucking moron.
>
>
>
> gee... i never heard that one before.
>
> did you write that?
Evidently, there are a great number of items of which you don't
possess basic knowledge. That is, considering your continued
appearances as a non-conversant imbecile.
Have you even contemplated posting a cogent idea?
Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent
I really don't understand why you're attacking me.
You made a post telling us all the definition of tragicomedy, and i
said gimme a fucking break.
you stupid asshole.
On 19 Nov 2002 16:32:03 -0800, allan...@yahoo.com (Allan Pagan)
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Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent
did you also notice that you're the only one on this thread attacking
me?
what's the matter? mom send you to bed with no dessert?
On 19 Nov 2002 16:32:03 -0800, allan...@yahoo.com (Allan Pagan)
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Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent
we dont need the internet anymore.
We've all got Allan Pagan to educate us and tell us everything we need
to know about Hobbits and tragicomedy and living at home in your 30s.
I bet you've got SOME comic collection, eh?
On 19 Nov 2002 16:32:03 -0800, allan...@yahoo.com (Allan Pagan)
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Allan Pagan
> Hey everybody...
>
> we dont need the internet anymore.
>
> We've all got Allan Pagan to educate us and tell us everything we need
> to know about Hobbits and tragicomedy and living at home in your 30s.
>
> I bet you've got SOME comic collection, eh?
…< Sniff, sniff > poor little Vinnie…
I'm not attacking you, just highlighting the superior traits of your
persona. Not only are you an abject imbecile, you're also a
top-posting fuckwit. I'll be sure to tell everyone that Mom will be
assuming possession of my properties, because a pathetic illiterate on
Usenet made up a story in order to believe he has some significance.
Boo-hoo-hoo…
Maybe next time you could coalesce your thoughts (I know, it's
axiomatic that you don't think) into a single post?
Allan Pagan
Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent
there you go again... using all them syllables.
how about this... keep your fucking comments in this newsgroup to the
SOPRANOS and I'll do the same.
not everything in the world has to be about you.
dickhead
On 20 Nov 2002 11:05:49 -0800, allan...@yahoo.com (Allan Pagan)
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Allan Pagan
> there you go again... using all them syllables.
>
> how about this... keep your fucking comments in this newsgroup to the
> SOPRANOS and I'll do the same.
>
> not everything in the world has to be about you.
>
> dickhead
…Boo-hoo-hoo…poor you. If you weren't an unqualified dolt, this would
be completely riotous. Do you actually believe I care, even the
slightest bit, what you think I should do or what you are planning?
Only one poorly scripted post this time. What's the matter, your
circus-trailer a little short on crayons tonight?
Eeeeeeeeeeee. Vincent
spewed from his festering gob:
>Only one poorly scripted post this time. What's the matter, your
>circus-trailer a little short on crayons tonight?
Actually, al pal, it means I'm done with you... like a crusty jizz
rag.
You really need to check that anger with a professional.
bye!
KimStar
"buh bye" wrote:
> Surrealism and comedy are not mutually exclusive. I thought the scene
> was perplexing, and funny. But I thought the funniest line was,
> delivered staccato, ".. and his hair was in the toilet. Disgusting."
Yeah, that was priceless all right! Please tell me how that's an example of
Chrissy's drug abuse "impacting on Sil directly"? Just that he saw it and it
made him sick? LOL!
He had another great one-liner too. At the pre-intervention, Dominic asked
the group if anyone had been to an intervention before. After everyone
looked around at each other silently for a minute or so, Sil volunteered,
"We caught our daughter smoking pot once."
It was also funny how Gabriella followed up w/, "No, not really." (re
intervention exp.)
Silvio always makes me laugh.
Kim
Gia
The majority of "old school" Italians have plastic covers on their furniture.