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| − | What's your number? <a href=" http://www.wwcarecenter.org/inderal-tablets/ ">inderal 20 mg tablets</a> Saul Goodman, too, suggests that perhaps it’s time to think about Jesse as ÃÂÃÂÃÂâÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂan Old Yeller type situation,” one where tough decisions need to be made, however reluctantly. “Everybody loved that mutt, but one day he showed up rabid. And little Timmy — for Old Yeller’s own sake — had to… well, you saw the movie.” He never says death, of course, because that’s whole point of euphemisms: using language to conceal the things we don’t want to face. And it’s a bit hilarious to see Walt, the regional champion of rationalizing murder, attack Saul out for cloaking his intentions in “colorful metaphors,” particularly when we hear him claim, mere minutes later, that his decision to poison a child had some really solid contextual justification behind it.
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