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In Paulie's case he's funny because he's such a stooge.

I mean, how do you think Tony's going to react when he pays Paulie a visit and sees that doctored version of himself as Napoleon above Paulie's fireplace? How stupid do you have to be to do something like that?

And remember the episode a season or two back with the clairvoyant? Paulie promptly goes to his priest and threatens to cut off his contributions to the parish if he can't get God to start running interference between him and the ghosts of the thugs he's killed. Hilarious.

You just gotta love someone that stupid....right?

My favorite toy was my plush stuffed animal alligator named "Gertrude". (Despite the name, he was a boy- don't read anything freudian into that) He was missing one nostril 'cause my sister pulled it off. I slept with many stuffed animals thru the years, but Gertrude was with me the longest. My parents one day decided I was too old too sleep with toy animals and without my knowledge or permission "donated" him to a church garage sale along with the rest of my stuffed menagerie.

I often wonder what happened to him. Sorry Gertrude! I miss you

The movie stays faithful to the book - or so I was told (I havent read the book myself) Dobby the house elf is fab, and the way he punishes himself all the time is endearing Kenneth Baranagh is absolutely fabulous as the untalened yet charming Gilderoy Lockhart (he is hilarious, I think it is one of his best performances) And so is Moaning Martyle - she is really really funny Jason Isaacs brings the just right amount of "high handedness" and false pride to the character of Lucuis Malfoy