Movie Quote time!

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if I got it I will be able to post Sunday, moving from Knox. back to Ala. :grumpy:
take care guys
 
-¨I don't know my way home. ¨

-¨ That's okay. I don't either. ¨

Hint: its the last lines of the movie
 
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and another hint;)
: Would it work better with whiskey, Vicar?
: Nothing works better with whiskey.
: I do.
: You've never worked a day in your life, Tom.
 
verga said:
No, older much older
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Old Jack Lemmon/Glenn Ford maybe???

Sounds like a scene ou of Cowboy (which is on back order at Amazon.com along with the original 3:10 to Yuma....hey I like old Gwyllyn Samuel Newton Ford movies)




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verga said:
Nailed it, you have the Conn
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Cool!!

I just got word that Cowboy, Jubal, and the original 3:10 to Yuma shipped from amazon. Can't wait!!


Q= "It's not the first time this happens in history. I don't know of one nation - whether existing now or in the past - that wasn't born in violence. Terror, violence, and death. They are the mid-wives that bring free nations into this world."




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java said:
Q= "It's not the first time this happens in history. I don't know of one nation - whether existing now or in the past - that wasn't born in violence. Terror, violence, and death. They are the mid-wives that bring free nations into this world."

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Hint: Paul Newman film...





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java said:
Q= "It's not the first time this happens in history. I don't know of one nation - whether existing now or in the past - that wasn't born in violence. Terror, violence, and death. They are the mid-wives that bring free nations into this world."
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Paul Newman in Exodus (1960) as Ari Ben Canaan, Haganah soldier (Hashomer Hatzair if he shared Newman's politics).
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Knowing I'm right, I pat myself on the back and pick up the torch.

Gentlemen, let me ask you a question. Now, my metaphor may seem a trifle impertinent, but I think it's very much to the point. Which do you prefer — or should I say, which do you find more convenient — a wife, or one of these mulatto girls? No, no, please don't misunderstand: I am talking strictly in terms of economics. What is the cost of the product? What is the product yield? The product, in this case, being love — uh, purely physical love, since sentiments obviously play no part in economics.
 
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