Nov 23, 2017
“Shit’s a lot easier when you can kill people.”
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“Shit’s a lot easier when you can kill people.”
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Fargo Radio - Who Shaves the Barber?
'Love the songs used in Fargo as much as we do? Then you're in luck! From here on out, we're going to be posting the songs played during each episode and where you can purchase each song (in the US). Keep an eye out this week for the track listings for the previous six episodes as well!
Round N’ Round - Junior Mays Group (at the swimming pool) amazon iTunes
Trouble Trouble - Betty Roché (Lester pays Gina Hess a visit) amazon
'Have a question about a song or think we've missed one? Just shoot us an ask and we'll respond real quick!
did duke just call nathan haven's finest ass did he really
edit: he sure did and then called him sugar upon leaving i'm not making this up
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Sorbet
Sorbet /sɔrˈbeɪ/ is a frozen dessert made from sweetened water flavoured with fruit (typically juice or purée), wine, and/or liqueur.
May also refer to:
Aria di sorbetto. The Aria di sorbetto, or "sherbet aria", was a convention of Italian opera in the early nineteenth century.
Nineteenth-century audiences would rarely listen to an opera straight through, preferring instead to talk among themselves, eat, and drink for much of the performance. The aria di sorbetto would come fairly late in the second act of the opera, and it would afford vendors the chance to hawk their wares one last time before the evening ended. As most of the vendors sold Sorbetto (a Sorbet) and Gelato (an ice cream) and other sweets, such arias came to be known as "sherbet arias" because of what they signified to the audience.
Karen: He said it was one thing to sick a lawyer on him, yet another to send somebody who didn't like men, and still yet another to hire a Jew-hater, and to wrap up all three in one waify little package...
Ally: He called me waify?
Karen: Oh great, make it about you.
As a woman, I'd say sue, but I'm not a woman... that's not where I was going. I got boxed in by my poor choice of syntax.
John Cage