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@GuyFawkes501 You too , huh

Now Sharpe I suspect would of been offered to share her bath

Having walked beneath the one at Wright Patterson it is really is bigger than you think

If and when they do another version of "The Maltese Flacon" Wormwood would be perfect as Casper Gutman

If anyones read Peshawar Lancers Bean would of been perfect as Athelstane King. But not now. Age comes to all men

@Baseballschaap Well he did bury him so he most likely would of

They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist

Simmerson, bloody damned Simmerson

Sweet William would of had a field day after Waterloo as the dead provided teeth for dentures for quite some time.

I guess it's not a fight unless Shyarpe bleeds first.

Aiding and a bedding. That's Sharpe for you

Fencing is about combat. But only in the sense of the duel. And why do I suspect the young Wickham will get his ass handed to him by part II

For a second there I thought it was Rouke's Drift

Ah, Vaughn appears again.

And no one ever expects an ambush when a tree is laying across the road.

"FOOD FIGGHT!"

@maggielovethomas4eve

That sounds about right

He's a right proper bastard, he is.

As checkered of a history as the gun has is it really any different than the bow, spear or sword. A gun is a tool. The evil done with them rests not in the tool but the user

@JBofBrisbane I meant it in a tongue in cheek kind of way. I know damn well that other countries spell it differently

Had a '74, White with the Levi's interior

I wonder if was assembled from left over pieces for the Acuity Insurance Headquarters project?

No not Chuck Norris, more like Clint Eastwood and Steve McQueen all rolled into one

@kadeespatch A Frog no doubt

There are not many films I would like to see a sequel to. This is one of them.

He would of made a great Bond. A right proper bastard in the Sean Connrey tradition

Really other than Aston Martin, Land Rover and Jaguar*. and some specialty builders does Britian really have any automotive companies that really do their own engineering. Mini-BMW, Rolls-BMW, Bently-VW. The Few must be doing barrel rolls in the graves. The exception would probably be European Fo...

That's not a pick-up truck. It's a toy

The first time I watched this movie all of a sudden Peter Falk and the kid are on screen I thought my wife changed the channel

Too often these lists are prejuidiced by the listers own experience and age. Younger listers tend to ignore older films. Also where they live. There have been some great British ganster movies such as "The Long Good Friday". And then there are the Japanese owns.

For myself a top would be hard, but I'll try

10) The Oxbow Incident

9) Bend in the River

8) The Gunfighter

7) The Man from Snowy River

6) Blood on the Moon

5) Rio Bravo

4) The Wild Bunch

3) The Man Who Shoo Liberty Valance

2) The Magnificent Seven

1) A tie between True Grit, Red River and The Sea...

The Bell's were ordered so the Air Corps could gain experience with jet aircraft in squadron service. Think of it as a similiar position held by the Heinkel 280. The XP-55 was originally supposed to have a P&W X-1800 24 cylinder sleeve valve. P&W dropped their sleeve valve designs to concentrate ...

I use the Betty C recipe and a muffin tin. Works fine for me.

Made them for breakfast this morning.

But tasty!

This is the exception to the rule about never bringing a knife to gun fight

And one of the cast is Jimmy Olson

While it does not produce a true involute form it is close enough for most applications

For the life of me I have never understood why the wood turning community has never embraced some of the workholding tricks used in the metal working community. Not items like the 3 and 4 jaw chucks but the things such as 5C collets and expansion collets. At a show 6 years ago I asked the guy fro...

Hey, you in the jail

I've actually heard this used in one other film. A western that climaxes with the settlers hold up in a mission church.

Pretty much all cars built in the '70s with the exception of some German and Japanese were crap