When The Sopranos ended abruptly in extended darkness, many fans felt slighted by the lack of…well, anything.
However, the “Master of Sopranos” has published what he’s calling the definitive explanation of “The End”, and if there’s more to it than what he manages to drag out of those few precious seconds, then I don’t think I want to know.
Read through for a very exhaustive explanation of what one fan thinks David Chase’s message was, or read the spoiler below if you’d rather not wade through text to get to the good stuff.
(Spoiler: Tony got shot in the head in Holsten’s, and the blackness was Tony’s point of view shot.)
[Master Of Sopranos - The Sopranos: Definitive Explanation of "The End"]
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Anybody can taste the rainbow, but what about shooting the rainbow?
By dissolving packages of Skittles into bottles of vodka, you too can make your very own Skittles flavored vodka.
Though some of the flavors overpowered the vodka and ended up tasting a bit too much like cough syrup, the maker of this colored concoction actually said that some of the flavors tasted pretty close to their original Skittle flavor, meaning it might be worth giving this process a shot (pun intended) if you’re into that sort of thing.
[Instructables - Skittles Vodka]
I always love the exploded engine shot, because I’m always amazed by how much stuff goes into an engine.
The image above is the 2009 Corvette ZR1’s LS9, and gives a glimpse of what 620 horsepower looks like on the inside.
Beautiful.
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Like most people, I thought Amaretto was an almond liqueur, gin and vodka were completely different liquors, and mixing alcohols will result in a hangover, but each of those facts is are among the ten bar myths that Jeffrey Morgenthaler wants to set straight. Considering his background consists of years of bar tending, I’m going to take his word for it. Plus, he admits that he doesn’t go home with a different girl each night, so you know he’s not doing it for the ego boost. Check it out if you’ve ever wondered why your bartender still measures out shots, or if you just want to know a little more about what goes on behind the bar.
[Ten Myths You've Probably Heard In Bars]
