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This is the tenth time I've watched this and I'm laughing harder than I did the first time.

I'm an ex navy man and I wince almost every time I see a sailor today. Take a looke at the hats worn by the men in the film. Most all of them are properly shaped and look really sharp. Each man has to shape his own hat, and apparently back then we knew how to get it right. Today most ot the sailo...

@Papawill13 You're absolutely right my brother!!!!!! I only hope there are enough of our brothers and sister left to see the folly of keeping this incompetent light weight in the White House. I fear that too many Americans now place more value on getting "Free stuff," than on keeping their freedom.

@Surfer041 Yes, I think that's vertainly part of it. But worse than that are the kids today, their computer games, and various other electronic play toys, have turned them most of them into such morons, I think they'd be greatly amused for hours on end by just watching the pendulum of a clock swi...

Do the words, "Get a life," mean anything to you.

@TheSkylur44 I have a better idea; how about putting him in the same cell with Joran Van Dersloot for another fifteen years?

@amongsttrees Her name is Fay Adler, she appeared in only one other movie, and that was also with W.C. Fields "The Bank Dick."

@DaxmaPrime JOIN THE CLUB BUDDY. I really don't get his point, is he saying that if the two opposing parties agree on something, that's bad, that even when there's total agreement there should be someone fomenting discent just for the hell of it. That's sure what it sounds like. He sounds like a...

@Kingdav9 I wonder how much love and respect you'd have for him if your mother or father or an uncle were one of the innocent people he killed twenty years after the war ended. The little bastard is a murderer, pure and simple, so don't go around calling anyone a fool unless you study the facts.

As Sam is tearing out the desk watch Rodney's back. Is it my imagination, or is he cracking up laughing?

@Viper6454 Thank you for your very plausible explanation. In addition, I would like to appologize for the use of foul language in my original comment. I usually consider that kind of language well beneath me. It's just that it makes my blood boil when I see these scenes of extreme courage played ...

@BubbaGump332 Yes, they certainly were, that is precisely the point of my comment.

@Brotassium00 I don't understand your first sentence. If there is 9% unemployment in the U.S. it means there is 91% who are working therefore the average American is working. You're right about the SU, the Gov't. were elitist and seperate, I'm referring to the private sector in the U.S. where the...

@d4seasons yes the dark haired one is certainly a leggy beauty, if you saw "Some Like It Hot" she played the leader of the all-girl band.

He uses the word "they" about 25 times without ever identifying who exactly "they" are. All I can say is that my family came here 3 generations ago and arrived with nothing. In 3 gens. we broke into the middle class. We understood there were no guarantees in America, only the promise that if you ...

@riffraffselbow You got that right!

If you want to read a great novel featuring the sinking of the H.M.S. Royal Oak, go on Amazon.com and reference "The Cost of Courage" by Joseph Cordaro.

@LURKUMALL Did you know that he holds a law degree in Italy?

@RM4FS I've seen this picture scores of times, and never knew who the soldier was. Up until now he was just another nameless victim of the horror or war. Thank you so much for identifying him for us. I'm sorry we HAD to use a nuclear weapon to end the war, but all those Americans who scorn their...