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The Wire.
Best. Show. Ever.
Best. Show. Ever.
Why Didn't Stringer Jump?
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String evil. He set it up for everyone to get paid without the street %++*. He liked the peace no bodies being murked and money being made. He knew with Avon it was going to be war and everyone was going to get caught up and in jail for what to say they were the baddest crew. The Co op was genius fools were having meetings in the hilton. %@%%%%+ Avon #*$$!% with Marlo and all %++* went to hell.
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String may not be inherently violent, but he was definitely evil. As was Marlo as was Clay Davis. Clay never killed anybody but he was absolutely evil. The thing that makes them evil is that they let that love of money rule them. I mean Wee Bey killed tons of people but i dont think anybody would say he was evil. Avon had tons of love for his family, so you couldnt really call him evil. He still loved DeAngelo after dude gave him the cold shoulder in the bing. I cant think of anything that String cared about other than his money and himself
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This. Just started my third viewing today and Im already on episode 7
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Did Stringer know that D was not going to rattle though..
20 years..
20 years..
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Who cares what Stringer knew? He wasnt the man, it wasnt his call
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Originally Posted by Maximus Meridius
Hurt my heart when homie died
Same. Was rooting for him in the Grantland bracket but didn't expect him to win against Omar
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It was good seeing Stringer squirm and Omar and Brother take him out
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He knew his fate and accepted it
He was too smart for his own good in the end
He was too smart for his own good in the end
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Word. *@%@ Stringer.
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*@%@ Marlo too.
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avon & weebay > anyone except Omar . the three realest dudes on the entire show.
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till this day one of the better street life series.
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Stringer wasn't THAT smart. Yeah... he saw that there was more money to be made outside of "the game",but the truly smart cats were the ones who had their damn hands in his pockets. If you ask me Avon was the smart one. Hell he's the one who had to REALLY school him (remember the whole "away games" thing?).
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donnette, kinda
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Indeed.. however he was at least second in line.. and like he told Avon when they had that minor scuffle..
"he woulda taken down the whole crew, starting with you killa"
But wasn't D also out of line (so to speak) when he voiced his opinion more than one occasion..
Yeah but D was still blood, that still holds some weight. And sure D spoke his mind, but Avon already knew D wasnt built for the game.
And String was thought he was alot smarter than he actually was. He let Clay Davis play him really bad. In all honesty the street game shouldnt leave the streets beyond a certain level before it creates too large a paper trail. Owning some small businesses is cool, but when you start trying to get in the pocket of some shady politicians, thats when the real problems start
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This is about the wire, I'm guessing? I should really get to watching it one of these days.
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Also Stringer knew it was a wrap.
