Ken Valentine Wrote:I don't know about the movie Airplane, but my friend was a Captain in the Air Force.
Well, it was a tenuous link, at best.
I just instantly thought of the Oveur, Unger, and Dunn routine, which may have been in the sequel and not the original, now that I think about it.It also reminds me of that classic Johnny Carson bit from the '80s that was derived from the old "Who's on first" routine. Anyone know where I can get that? Is it in that Tonight Show DVD set, maybe? That was an instant classic, with Carson playing Reagan. "Mr. President, Hu's on the phone." "Well, Jim, I don't know who's on the phone." I so miss that man's presence on television.
Blake
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Okay, guys: on pg. 322 of the Gateways mm you'll now find:
"A World War Two vet named Nacht trained us on the M1903A1..."
"A World War Two vet named Nacht trained us on the M1903A1..."
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fpw Wrote:Okay, guys: on pg. 322 of the Gateways mm you'll now find:Damn, this is like the special edition CD with bonus DVD coming out three months after you got the original on the day of release
"A World War Two vet named Nacht trained us on the M1903A1..."
Pretty cool, though.
Dave
fpw Wrote:Too bad I don't drink.
You mean you don't drink any "more"? (Or any less either?)
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fpw Wrote:Okay, guys: on pg. 322 of the Gateways mm you'll now find:
"A World War Two vet named Nacht trained us on the M1903A1..."
Sweet!
KRW
