Thread: What is your favourite War film?

It does Don. Manning took both titles from the following exchange between Rosencrantz, Guildenstern and Hamlet: Guildenstern : On Fortune's cap we are not the very button. Hamlet : Nor the soles of her shoe? Rosencrantz : Neither, my lord. Hamlet : Then you live about her waist, or in the middle of her favours? Guildenstern : Faith, her privates we. Hamlet : In the secret parts of fortune? O, most true; she is a strumpet.

I think it's at the FOB (or whatever it was called). They're making fun of the Somalis about goats or something (fucking goats? using goats as currency? Don't remember) and one guy doesn't join in and the conversation goes from there.

http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/kansas.pdf Handgunlaw.us OpenCarry.org - A Right Unexercised is a Right Lost! I am not familiar with the laws there but his actions would seem to be a violation, particularly in regrads to trespass laws. I cannot imagine any state law that would give your neighbor the right to carry on someone elses property especially when they have been asked/instructed to not do so. If the mall can legally limit CCW then...

Quote: Originally Posted by potter and then work until you die. Fuck you Potter.

Ah, I was forgetting my Hamlet. I figured 'her' to be the Queen, which rases the question of whether there are any 'Queen's' regiments when a King is on the throne. I'm sort of under the impression that they find regiments for all the extant royals at any particular time....

Quote: Originally Posted by ninjalooter1701 My favorite is, "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly." Yeh, that is a good one!

Quote: Originally Posted by Tom Joad Fuck you Potter. Well...as long as you aren't doing aything else useful.....

Jarhead, it wasn't any good imo but war movie and something to watch on cable.

Yes Pilgrim ........ I agree that The Odd Angry Shot was a very enjoyable film. Incidentally, the only movie so far mentioned that I cannot recall having seen is Talvisota mentioned by ElAl. I don't agree with Potter that war films necessarily glorify war. In fact many achieve the opposite response. No more than westerns inspire people to settle arguments with six shooters (Americans excluded) Actually I rather enjoy period war movies...

Quote: Originally Posted by donquixote99 Ah, I was forgetting my Hamlet. I figured 'her' to be the Queen, which rases the question of whether there are any 'Queen's' regiments when a King is on the throne. I'm sort of under the impression that they find regiments for all the extant royals at any particular time.... There was a Queens regiment but it was disbanded in the 90's. Queen's Regiment -...