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Fuck that to the max!
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Fuck that to the max!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VILWkqlQLWk[/youtube]
RIP
Still 83 is not a bad shout
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Originally Posted by Biggles
Was n't that the number of eggs he ate in Cool Hand Luke ? Sorry to hear that tho .
Some great quotes in Cool hand Luke , like shakin the bush Boss .
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061512/quotes
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Originally Posted by Biggles
Yes, but you prolly won't feel that way in a couple of years.
Rip - Paul
-bd
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Originally Posted by brotherdoobieQuote:
Originally Posted by Biggles
Yes, but you prolly won't feel that way in a couple of years.
Rip - Paul
-bd
He was a tremendous actor but it was his tireless charitable work,often with little public fanfare,that made him truly extraordinary.
GwG Mr. Newman.
50 eggs in 60 minutes.
He was one of the best in business but we all die one day
That's going to be one cunt of a fucking day.
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Originally Posted by JPaul
Comet - I'm guessing
Nah, that'd take more than a day to kill everyone, Shirley.
RIP, ya lived a good life
I met Mr. Newman at Mid-Ohio racetrack once.
He was completely without affectation or airs- just a regular guy.
Except he had the most inhumanly blue eyes I've ever seen.
I've got Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid all cued up.
Thanks for the memories.
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Originally Posted by clocker
Fantastic.
You lucky lucky fucker.
Well yeah, I suppose so.Quote:
Originally Posted by chalice
It's weird...I can remember that day with clarity and I'm sure he forgot me within seconds.
Probably because he never had a chance to try my spaghetti sauce.
One of the best - great actor, tremendous human being. RIP.
Who the hell was he?
not sure i should be answering this seriously or not as we are in the lounge.Quote:
Originally Posted by becomehokage
but you have to be joking.
The Silver Chalice, 1955
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1958
The Hustler, 1961
Hud, 1963
Cool Hand Luke, 1967 (pictured)
Rachel Rachel (director), 1968
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, 1969
The Sting, 1973
The Towering Inferno, 1974
Absence of Malice, 1981
The Verdict, 1982
The Color of Money, 1986
Nobody's Fool, 1994
Road to Perdition, 2002
Cars (voice), 2006
he also came 2nd in the Le mans 24 hour race in the 70`s and was owner or at least co-owner of the Newman-Haas Indy Car racing team.
and im British and I even know that (for it being such an American Sport)
btw
R.I.P
PS: if you were just taking the piss, I can never tell on the net, hence why i never venture into the lounge lol
No seriously i didnt knew him (Till now i guess).Maybe cause he's an old actor...
And i didnt even knew that those movies ever existed...
Anyway /caremodeoff now
came here looking for me did you?Quote:
Originally Posted by stoinot sure i should be answering this seriously or not as we are in the lounge.Quote:
Originally Posted by becomehokage
but you have to be joking.
The Silver Chalice, 1955
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1958
The Hustler, 1961
Hud, 1963
Cool Hand Luke, 1967 (pictured)
Rachel Rachel (director), 1968
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, 1969
The Sting, 1973
The Towering Inferno, 1974
Absence of Malice, 1981
The Verdict, 1982
The Color of Money, 1986
Nobody's Fool, 1994
Road to Perdition, 2002
Cars (voice), 2006
he also came 2nd in the Le mans 24 hour race in the 70`s and was owner or at least co-owner of the Newman-Haas Indy Car racing team.
and im British and I even know that (for it being such an American Sport)
btw
R.I.P
PS: if you were just taking the piss, I can never tell on the net, hence why i never venture into the lounge lol
seeing you post in here makes me wet
consider my panties...dropped
I mean cmon im too young to even know that actor
Yeah but not knowing who Paul Newman is... it's a bit like not knowing who Vincent Van Gogh is, and he died a long time ago. :mellow:
Well ofc i know van gogh...but pawl newman? (Damn that name allways reminds me Victor Newman from the Young & The Restless)Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
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No you're ignorant,there's a difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by becomehokage
Paul Newman made some classic movies you should watch a couple and educate yourself.
Also look up Sidney Poitier,Gregory Peck,Henry Fonda,Burt Lancaster,James Stewart and Humphrey Bogart. They're a leaps and bounds better than the lot who pass themselves off as movie stars today.(Owen Wilson:sadwalk:)
And while you're at it show proper respect.The man just died an exceptionally unpleasant death.Quote:
Originally Posted by becomehokage
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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787No you're ignorant,there's a difference.
Paul Newman made some classic movies you should watch a couple and educate yourself.
Also look up Sidney Poitier,Gregory Peck,Henry Fonda,Burt Lancaster,James Stewart and Humphrey Bogart. They're a leaps and bounds better than the lot who pass themselves off as movie stars today.(Owen Wilson:sadwalk:)
And while you're at it show proper respect.The man just died an exceptionally unpleasant death.Quote:
Originally Posted by becomehokage
Owen Wilson is a fine actor.
-bd :snooty:
Dude i dont want to see old movies just to educate myself on old fart actors... I dont care if he is a world class actor or whatever... i never knew he ever existed... IM not (NOT) 40+ so i probs missed his movies when they came out in the cinema and obviously not gonna watch them years l8er..
Anyway im out of this thread (im gone now cause i know many ppl are gonna insult me for writing this...)
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Ignorant and cowardly.
She didn't think it through, did she?
Does she think this thread is the only place on the board where we can insult her?
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He had no standard but excellence.
What a guy - I heard him say once that he spent every day giving thanks for what he regarded as all-pervading good fortune, then he moved on to extolling his wife's virtues.
He was incredibly humble for all that.
RIP, Mr. Newman.
Newman enjoyed cooking, and created his own sauces and salad dressing. He got the idea to market them using his name and image to raise funds for his charity the Hole-In-The-Wall Foundation, named after the gang in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. The venture, Newman's Own, was an immediate success. Since the Hole-In-The-Wall Foundation, which was co-foundered with his friend AE Hotchner, was established in 1982, over $200m has been raised to help provide camps for critically-ill children among many other projects. Newman also likes to put in an appearance at events his charity funds for organisations which help entertain sick and disabled children. He appeared as a clown called Butch Bolognese at Zippo's Circus in London, when he allowed a bucket of spaghetti to be poured over his head and sat in a cream pie. For his entrepreneurial charity work, Newman was presented with the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A41391100
You're decision. You're loss .Quote:
Originally Posted by becomehokage
And I wasn't talking about" old fart actors" I was talking about watching great movies. What should the era matter?
For the record I don't really care what you choose to do. I was more concerned with your apparent lack of respect .
I am only warning you since you will no doubt be beaten up a lot in the next few years.
Chalice i think your right about becomehokage being a girl,no male writes probs or l8er.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlSkGUQBtDA&eurl=http://63.131.143.186/[/youtube]
To be fair you just did, or are you saying ...Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
:ermm:
83 isnt bad, Its bad way to go though.
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Originally Posted by chalice
You've done fuck all but fail since you turned up in the Lounge like the spastic monkey that you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by becomehokagePure failure son.Quote:
Originally Posted by chalice
Nobody talks to you except to point out what a fucking mong you are.
And that's the way it'll continue for the foreseeable future, mong.
RIP newman :(
cool hand luke >*
I don't think that one of us will get to that age :)