DMX>>>>>>>>>>>>Prince Phil

and I was partial to Houston, N.O, Atl stuff.

"When a man opens a car door for his wife, it's either a new car or a new wife" - Prince Philip

"If you stay here much longer you'll all be slitty-eyed." To a group of British students during a royal visit to China.

With all the palace intrigue lately, they should probably perform an autopsy on Phil.

Spoiler alert: It was Harry

I wonder what Bernie Madoff thought in the end, was it worth it?

Doesn't happen too often that a white collar criminal really spends the rest of their life in prison. I know somebody who scammed investors for over 2 billion and was back out in 7.5 years. They really made an example of poor old Bernie.

I've given VERY little thought to the guy and the whole saga, but I, too, would be very interested in knowing the answer to this.

let's not forget that he was the chairman of both the NASD board and NASDAQ

looooooooooool

goes all the way to the top

also lol

Of course. He would do it again if he could. We are talking Bernie Madoff.

He was a serial killer in a suit.

That's very possible.

But I don't think that's the case for the vast majority of people who end up in jail for a significant amount of time for something they did after already becoming wealthy. I'm sure if offered the chance, most of them would go back in time to the point where it turned from slap-on-the-wrist white collar crime to your-get-out-of-jail-card-ain't-working-here stuff. Basically deciding to stick with the $500k tax evasion that gets them probation if caught instead of the $5m that gets them behind bars.

FWIW, I'm assuming that Bernie Madoff already was regular yacht-rich before starting that Ponzi scheme to become super-yacht-rich. Based on the things I've read, some people disagree on that and think the jail worthy behavior started even before that.

I would assume he'd feel betrayed by his sons until the end.

And he'd do it all over again the same way NFL guys say they would. Bernie would feel like a sucker if he hadn't. No reason other people should have and him have not.

RIP Cousin Itt.

Who doesn't have a cousin Itt in their family tree?

Aunt Polly from Peaky Blinders died.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/16/enter...gbr/index.html

Jim Steinman gone at 73.

Shock G.

57 Years Old.

Even though I never knew his name Digital Underground guy isn't quite a Ruff Ryder, but still a voice of the people.

RIP, Les McKeown, lead singer of the Bay City Rollers. And of course the news breaks on an S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y.

My word association with Tawny Kitaen is that she kicked the **** out of her MLB-pitching husband Chuck Finley.

If Speed taught me one thing, it's that Dennis Hopper would call such a siren: wildcat.

Didn't realize that was her in a Seinfeld episode. Good for her, being not LA hot(imo) and still making off pretty well just on looks and banging the right dudes.

Chuck Finley reference reminds me of Burn Notice, which reminds me of Evil Dead, which reminds me I didn't take Ash's chain saw in the movie props draft.

Draft smart, draft s-mart.

RIP Lloyd Price. A song about a fatal game of craps:

RIP Charles Grodin. A brilliant comedic actor. I know everyone will talk about Midnight Run, but he was so good in Heaven Can Wait.

And Rennie Stennett, who I believe is the last player to go 7 for 7 in a major league game.