>One scene that I think should be up there is when the stumpy
>fat dude from the docks steals the Police Survielance van
>right from the Police parking lot. Dude was even bold enough
>to salute a passing cop while he was in the van after popping
>the lock.

Horseface.

Ehh, I actually got a little tired of the Valcheck-opens-his-mail running gag for a while, until the finale at least. That part of the plot was good for drawing out Valcheck's anger more and more, but it wasn't 25-worthy IMO.

>And Stringer fucking with D's girl STILL bothers me more than
>him killing D. Partly because of the bros before hoes credo

Yeah, I guess you could justify killing D as a business move, but no similar justification could be made for getting after his girl.

>Funnily enough, if you check Season One
>when D and his girl go to Avon's Thanksgiving dinner, watch
>how Stringer takes Donnette's hand (at least I think that's
>her name) and twirls her around.

I do actually remember that. Doesn't he say something about putting meat on her bones too? I wonder if the writers were meaning to foreshadow that far in advance or just trying to explain to the audience that String was a suave dude.