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635 Things I Learned From The Sopranos_ Mob Wisdom for the Ages from Tony and His Crew (ebook) - BearManor Manor
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635 Things I Learned From The Sopranos_ Mob Wisdom for the Ages from Tony and His Crew (ebook)

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I’ve    learned    a    lot    from    watching    The    Sopranos,    and    not    just    things    like    a    bowling bag    makes    a    handy    transport    for    a    decapitated    head,    nor    not    to    grill    trout    with    a downed    power    line,    nor    that    the    Gentleman    Caller    in    The    Glass    Menagerie    is    a douche    bag.    I’ve    also    learned    that    those    who    want    respect    give    respect,    and    that sometimes    patients    fall    in    love    with    their    psychiatrists. This    collection    looks    at    information    and    universal    life    lessons    —    things    we’ve    all learned    —    from    watching    The    Sopranos.    Granted,    some    of    these    “truths”    are    specific to    certain    situations    in    the    lives    of    Tony    and    his    families,    but    the    underlying principles    of    all    of    them    can    be    universally    applied.    (Although    when    you    come    across something    like,    “Bolt    cutters    work    quite    well    for    penile    amputations,”    or    “The    more people    you    whack,    the    less    you    dream    about    those    you    clipped,”    or    “A    hundred    kids    in the    ICU    with    arrows    in    their    head    do    not    give    a    wiseguy    a    pass    for    fucking    up,” coming    up    with    a    universal    application    for    these    lessons,    is,    admittedly,    a    stretch, although    it    sure    is    fun    trying    to    figure    out    if    you    could!)