Whitey Bulger arrested!!

I'd love to be a gangster, just for a week. Have a driver to drop me around, pop around to a few friendly businesses, ask them wheres my money, they'll say the business is bad and I'll say, I don't give a rats, you find me my money, gotta business to run and standards to uphold, with my two bodyguards beside me and our pristine suits

Then we'd leave and tell them we'd be back, hop back into our mercedes and go to a restaurant, where eveybody would be fearful of us and the waiters would fall over to help us, the best of food and for free

Then we'd go to a club and get front row seats and put in the V.I.P area and all the service we want, the champagne flowing.

Then the next day have a driveby and a shootout, wipeout that pesky gang that always caused **** for us and who we swore vengeance against and epic getaway and escape to the harbour where there would be a boat waiting for me to go to somewhere exotic with the authorities in hot pursuit and I'd speak in an Italian accent.. yeah, cho biatches

ejmaztec wrote: »

What's italian for "It's all going to end in tears?"

è tutto finirà in lacrime, but that's in google translator and I trust that like I trust my associates or my driver Lenni

And besides, if I go down I'm taking them down with me.. arrivederci

ejmaztec wrote: »

The concrete wellies will make you go down an awful lot quicker after your yachting "accident".:eek:

I only wear Berluti's and I change them regularly. And how did you know it was going to be a yacht, I'm on to you, you're a spy, I gotta change my plans.... and the furniture.

He was 89. Are they sure he didn't just die?

The Boston Globe already has his obituary up. here:

The former South Boston crime boss was the city’s most infamous criminal. He became as widely known as some of Boston’s reputable citizens, and in his own milieu he insisted he was an honorable criminal who lived by a scrupulous code. He portrayed himself as the neighborhood’s protector, keeping drugs out of Southie and striking at the forces behind the imposition of school desegregation, which he and others saw as the beginning of the end of the insular, isolated South Boston, where they grew up.

But that self-serving narrative, which Mr. Bulger spent his entire career cultivating, was left in tatters after his 2013 racketeering trial in federal court in Boston. He was portrayed as a menacing figure who bribed FBI agents, flooded his own neighborhood with drugs, chained and interrogated men before shooting them, and strangled at least one woman.

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

He was 89. Are they sure he didn't just die?

Assassinated by nature?

Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: »

Assassinated by nature?

Does it matter?

He's departed.

Good Riddence, at least we've still got Smiley.

I cannot understand the fascination with this man.
Even more difficult to understand is the fascination of the Irish media.
"Irish-American gangster..." would you ever **** right off.

wexie wrote: »

believe it or not I think his Wikipedia page is already updated.

It's a funny aul world we live in

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitey_Bulger



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Updated -

According to the Boston Globe, Bulger was in a wheelchair and beaten to death by multiple inmates armed with a sock-wrapped padlock and a shiv.[91][92] The Hazelton prison confirmed that the homicide took place there the morning of Bulger's death (the third homicide in a 40-day span).[93] Fotios "Freddy" Geas is the primary suspect in orchestrating the killing of Bulger and he has not disputed his role.[91]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitey_Bulger#Death

Smiles35 wrote: »

Dana White, founder of the Ultimate Fighting Campionship says he had to leave Boston when Bulgers goons came looking for extortion money. He was having his first bit of success running boxing matches. Didnt know what to do, payed them first then decided it was best just to pack up and move.

They also beat the **** out of him. He was left with permanently damaged hearing.