Wednesday November 25, 2009 By admin at 9:50 am

Piney definitely has his head on straight. That was wisdom he was telling Jax. Wisdom that comes through time. I bet he was a savage in his early days. So far in this series he has been gung ho about going and making sure things turn out his way, the way of the club.

Pretty amazing episode. Gemma and Tara are the best of friends now. Maybe since Tara’s doctor career seems to be coming to an end she will become the next biker mom. One thing for sure Jax can not solve the problems of his charter by leaving it and going Nomad. I was surprised when Clay said he did want him to go. I think Clay should have told Jax to stay at all cost. It is the only way things will get solved. You never are going to agree with everyone in your charter but the way to succeed is to meet these problems head on with open communication to resolve them. Losing a brother is about as tragic as it gets. You can see how the members are taking it very hard.

And how about Stahl, talking to anyone and everyone. She is drawing straws, but that’s what cops do. Tell you what though, broke my heart when Chibs was making deal. That is the last thing I expected out of him, Ex IRA and all. And what a vicious woman his ex wife is. But not half as vicious as the man she married, Jimmy O. When he was insinuating that he would get with Chibs’s daughter, I don’t know about anyone else, but at that moment he needed his throat cut just for saying it. Then let’s see how much power he has. Those guys accent is so thick half the time I have to rewind it three times just to understand what they are saying.
Great scene with Gemma and Jax. Mother and son. Club family been through it all. Pretty cool how she knew which page Jax needed to read. Page 449. Nomad is not MC purgatory. At least not for us. I still don’t think that is the way to resolve the issues at hand.

Bobby is the best. I think I know at least ten bikers just like him. Look like him, think like him. That was the best when he gave Jax those answers. Basically answering the questions without giving answers. Shoulda just said, You gotta figure it out for yourself.

How about those Indians? Psychedelic vision quest. Reminds me of being a kid. You know Tig was having a hard time. Killing Donna has been eating him alive, and his vision quest made all that surface. Let’s see where that goes from here.

Juice was speaking truth. When he reminded Jax about what he said when he joined the club, everything moves back a row, that’s the truth. Not necessarily back a row, it just moves to the fore front. It’s all first. The club is first, your family is first, both tied for first in your life. I mean, if a man can not take care of his family what can we expect from him? That’s what this is about, being a man.
Opie and Lyla. WOW. What an ass. She is so fine it’s crazy. Opie da man. That’s what I’m talking about. Need I say more? My wife quit complaining about me screaming about Lyla. She knows I’m in love. At least she gets a good laugh each week when Lyla comes on the screen and I melt. She reminds me that I am just an old man, HER old man.

So, Gemma finally told the guys about the rape. We been waiting all season for this. This is the thing that this charter probably needed to pull itself back together. That must be the psychic shift Bobby was talking about. Either way, it is time for retribution, LET THE KILLING BEGIN.

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