ERNEST HEMINGWAY STOCK FOOTAGE

[brasilcork]

Lost the head in the end.

[arenadri7]

Homage - 28.October 1954 Great American Novelist ERNEST HEMINGWAY wins NOBEL PRIZE for LITERATURE

[Hayashigame]

HE IS...

The Most Interesting Man in the World.

[margotdarby]

Blaah. It's Edward R. Murrow as narrator, I believe, a Popular Front favorite and both sycophant and favorite of the lefties. But hold on here. Hemingway was a great and multifaceted man and artist. Caleb is right that he was never really a soldier, merely an ambulance driver and then an unarmed journalist. But he got as close as anyone. And the demons he wrestled with every day were worth a lot more than combat pay.

[cqtaylor]

I think the presenter became intoxicated by the scent of Papa's rum and shrimp infused farts. "Hemingway: The Most Interesting Man in the World of Himself."

[RockyBalboa211]

God bless the GREAT Ernest Hemingway! One of the greatest authors of the 20th century!

[nomadseawolf]

Only man ever to best Chuck Norris

[CalebBalderstone]

Hemingway was an avid sportsman, though. A competitive cyclist, he’d often park his bike up the dirt track; and on the cricket field was not averse to bowling from the pavilion end or, of course, of vigorously batting for the other side. Any assertions that he was manly, brave or anything other than a mincing queen are spurious fabrications of the most heinous kind.

[LiveOakOkie]

@CalebBalderstone You Brits are the absolute FILTHIEST people perhaps on earth. The utter sewage you can trowel out of your filthy mouths shocks even me, and I've been around some very nasty people. It's not surprising for a country so lacking in true religion. You are the absolute dregs of the earth. What others could say with dignity, or simply allude to, you have a way of saying in the most profoundly dirty ways imaginable, and never without some apparent glee over your crafty depravity.

[JackWilsonVideos]

@LiveOakOkie My rage at this piece of shit was slightly calmed by your responce to him and I appreciate it. Caleb Balderstone, lock yourself in a closet, sodomize yourself with a hot curing iron, and then suck your own cock until you die alone and with no one to give a damn about your meaningless existance.

[Supertramp1966]

@LiveOakOkie

Well said, my friend. If you take the time to read some of my responses to this worthless piece of shit on other Hemingway threads you will see I couldn't agree more with your spot-on assessment. I didn't realize he was British but I should have guessed. (I say "was" with the happiest fantasy that he took you up on your suggestion and has met his coward's death by slowly fucking himself silly with that hot curling iron!!)

[JackWilsonVideos]

@CalebBalderstone Go fuck yourself you insolent cunt. I'd enjoy putting a W. & C. Scott in your mouth and killing your dumb fucking ass.

[CalebBalderstone]

Who is this presenter? Never in the field of abject sycophancy has so much fawning drivel been spewed over such an unworthy recipient in such a short space of time. Soldier? When was Hemingway a soldier? The nearest he ever came to actual military manoeuvres was taking it up the khazi from Corporal Carlos (el burro) the renowned back-door burglar from Barcelona. ...

[therealsanjaypatel]

@CalebBalderstone It appears you need an outlet....or a good wank.  Relax.

[JackWilsonVideos]

@therealsanjaypatel I would enjoy killing this Caleb motherfucker.

[drunkenthady]

@CalebBalderstone Hemingway was investigated and brought up on formal charges of having violated the Geneva Convention by leading about 200 militia in France, something he was prohibited from doing as a journalist. As to your comment about his bravery, the man drove ambulance at the front lines during the first world war. Its well documented long before he was famous. I doubt you have ever found yourself close to war my friend, but if you are close enough to be injured by fire, you're no coward.

[Supertramp1966]

@drunkenthady

Well said.....

[DangerBird]

any commentarians ever read the dedication in "For Whom the Bell Tolls"?

it tolls for thee......

[ikemotube]

Too bad he's such a literary lightweight. "Sophisticated baby talk."

[FavreianVengeance]

@ikemotube

Jealousy will get you nowhere.

[JackWilsonVideos]

@ikemotube You and Caleb would enjoy throwing your worthless bullshit at eachother, and I suggest that you remove yourself from videos meant for people who actually appreciate Ernest and do just that.

[Supertramp1966]

@JackWilsonVideos

Mea culpa...Mea culpa... The credit goes to you for the hot curling iron suggestion for that slanderous cock-sucker, "Caleb-the-Half-man"... You can add "JustKrustyboy" to this list of "Wastes of human existence". I imagine them both riding through the beautiful English countryside, together on a horse (facing each other, of course) ....smiling and showing off those wonderous british teeth, with their twigs & berries connected in cathartic bliss....

[RockyBalboa211]

Dos equis man! :D

[comicguy12]

the most interesting man in the world

[OOOuise]

eurgh and he gave rise to dree.. pity.

[1alphasam]

he is a nazi at 0:08 he does a steilhein

[funkypieguy]

He killed that water buffalo...

With his bare hands.

[houndogray]

A place where egos and intellects can be stroked by oneself, so as to make others feel less of themselves.

[jcracker]

the greatest writer ever

[guglielmobelis]

@jcracker Absolute nonsense. He was a great writer but that statement is quite absurd.

[jcracker]

@guglielmobelis well everything's subjective. he is my fav writer, and that's pretty much a given that it's an opinion and not a fact

[guglielmobelis]

@jcracker Well, no. You made a declarative statement: "the greatest writer ever". If you wanted to say that he was your favourite writer (which I have no problem with - although I would recommend you read something of Tolstoy or Lawrence or any number of others) then you might have phrased it: "my favourite writer ever". Sorry to be so pedantic but it is very easy to misinterpret comments and, indeed, commenters on YouTube.

[jcracker]

@guglielmobelis people say declarative statements all the time, intending them to be opinions. most people usually understand this right off the bat and don't get their panties in a knot.

[guglielmobelis]

@jcracker Forgive me, but it seemed, to me, such a clear-cut statement of supposed fact rather than an expressed opinion. I have never had such a problem as this in the past and will be mindful in the future, with you to thank, oh master of social understanding and champion of Americanisms.

[antiXincorporated]

@guglielmobelis I have to say, I certainly agree with your point. Unfortunately declarative statements are a thing of colloquialisms here in America.

[guglielmobelis]

@antiXincorporated Apparently so.

[thot4]

he looks so happy here.

[stevevandien]

Is Ed Murrow the narrator?

[billthestinker]

Hemingway was a genius, so what if he had a wayward cock.

[Muscle61]

I love reading Hemingway but, for the record, wasn't he a drunk and a wife beater too?

[Alfrunk]

I hadn't heard about the wifebeating, but he certainly indulged in liquor. There are tons of rumors about him being gay as well. There are many good biographies on him.

[Muscle61]

@Alfrunk I heard that the gay rumor started because his mother used to dress him in his sisters clothes when he was a small boy. I don't know if there was any truth to the rumor and if it so I've never heard any accounts of his exploring that side.

[telephowned]

@Muscle61 that rumor came from a jealous, batshit crazy zelda fitzgerald. the dude had multiple wives and progeny, so the rumor doesn't seem to hold much water.

[8cccpeevostokzempf]

He once had an awkward moment--just to see what it felt like--he is--The Most Interesting Man In The Whirled.

[Alfrunk]

He was even there reporting on d-day for god's sake. He is the most interesting man in the world.

[DeathToAllReligions]

For all of the feminist bullshit we have heard, denouncing Hemingway's greatness, over the past 30 years, you can bet that very soon his writing will enjoy yet another renaissance. He was not as great a writer as Joyce, and Faulkner owed him no debt, but Hemingway will remain the most influential writer of the 20th Century and whose work will be in print centuries after Stephen King, John Grisham and JK Rowling are long, long forgotten.

[jhvscs]

damn right. The prose of the twentieth century is unimaginable without Hemingway - directly or indirectly, we are always reading Hemingway