Is that January or Janice?

Is that January or Janice? [/b][/quote] lol def january

Anyone that has been with a latina will agree with you.

I believe that A&E is going to run the Sopranos once it ends.

BTW, She (Dania Ramirez) has a fan site.
daniaramirez.net

BTW, She (Dania Ramirez) has a fan site.
daniaramirez.net [/b][/quote]thanks for the link . i didnt even know she was that character in x men 3. didnt recognize her

How did Phil know that Tony refered to him as the "Shah of Iran"?

Also, who turned in Junior for shooting Tony? What led the cops to Junior?

Tony I believe did get the numbers 9 1 1 dialed. If no answer comes on the other end the police will come to the house it was dialed from no matter what. Trust me, I have little brothers who have idiotic friends lol. At that point I think its rather obvious who shot him. The old crazy man hiding from the police in the closet? :-p

How did Phil know? How did Johnny Sack know Ralphie made that crack about his wife's mole back in Season 4? Word of mouth.

Didn't Paulie tell him? I can't remember.

I wouldn't know, but it doesn't matter. Word of mouth. They're all within similar social circles.

For the record little Paulie told Paulie while he was in prison in season 4. Paulie then told Johnny Sak over the phone in the same episode or the next.

-I have a question though when some one lends some money and charges a point on the premium how much is that point or two?

My understanding is it's the same as when legit $ is lent: 1%.

So, if the cops picked up Junior throught he 911 call, then Tony faces having to decide if he'll testify against him, right?

A tame finale, and fitting conclusion to a rather reflective, slow-burner of a season. Parallel editing is once again top-notch: Phil and his boys saying "an eye for an eye", and then we immediately cut to a shot of Christopher leaving a building.

Tony's memory is dreadful: while rumours of Adriana giving him a blow job when they crashed in the car in season 5 were untrue, had they not crashed, Tony was wanting to get into her knickers quite clearly.

Recurring motifs seemed to be birds, here (again): early Thanksgiving references made to turkeys, obviously, but then later Tony calls Christopher his "turkey-neck nephew".

I loved the scene in which Tony visits Phil. Phil totally gone, physically. Tony leaning over him. How patronisingly sincere his lecture was. When Phil's crooner sort of squared up to Tony afterwards I felt a very Lynchian air; as Tony walks away, clearly towering over the guy, and then we see the guy in the background leaning up against Phil's ward, I was reminded of the Dream Man in Twin Peaks.

I love it how I can no longer watch Little Carmine without laughing all the way through his dialogue, ever since Tony said, "It's common knowledge the guy's a retard".