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Who thought up the name, "Twaughthammer"? For obvious reasons, it makes me cringe!!

Posted by DRKellogg
March 13, 2009 8:50pm

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By Richard Mansfield on March 14, 2009 2:33 AM

Number two Dead Mesican was "BIG MAN" - Tucos' other body guard,.. As the apparent cause was declared by HANK was impailment by auto axle shaft as the "load shifted" while Mr. Side of Beef wwas busy placing the body inder the junk pile.

I can't see that tho - from the way Ol' Heavy was hanging upright thusly impailed - it would appear that possibly Tuco himself probably thrust kicked his Sumo ass into the deadly contact with the antiqued and rusting skewer.

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By Richard Mansfield on March 14, 2009 2:34 AM

shux.. sorry... i'm still getting the hang of this venue, this goes over there!

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By Richard Mansfield on March 14, 2009 2:37 AM

your thought is quite honestly on target tho... that is one dastardly sounding tool

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By Infern0 on March 16, 2009 2:19 PM

Yeah but in 'Grilled', Tuco tells Walt and Jesse that his entire crew was taken down from top to bottom except Gonzo, his brother in law, that was found with his arms crushed in a stack of cars. Tuco then starts to think that gonzo is a snitch so I doubt that Tuco kicked him.

Anywho, too bad Tuco is now gone. I had hoped to had seen him in at least one or two more episodes. I liked Tuco character, a hard core connect.

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