"Rommel, you magnificnet son of a bitch, Iv'e read your book!"
John Sizemore Jr.
Upon perusing the Internet Movie Databse, the bio on Ross "Rommel"
Hagen has revealed, that, yes, that magnificent son of a bitch DID
write a book:
Crystal Carousel. 2d. ed. Lilly & Belote Publishers [The artist
formerly known as Leroy Lando Lilly self- published the book,
apparently] ISBN 0-927444-29-1 LCCN 89-002591 Reprint Revised (Date
Not Available). Illus. 66pg. Ed. Claire Hagen [the 2d Mrs. Hagen].
Illus. Stacie Elias. Intro. William Belote [the more silent half of
Lilly & Belote]
If soemone has this gem, could you fax the sewing patterns for the
white vinyl hat? Thanx.
PS: The acutal quote, from "Patton", was: "Rommel? I read his book,
that beautiful bastard."
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Roger Wiseman
In article <Pine.SGI.3.95.961027...@rpa11.gl.umbc.edu>,
"John Sizemore Jr." <jsi...@gl.umbc.edu> wrote:
>PS: The acutal quote, from "Patton", was: "Rommel? I read his book,
>that beautiful bastard."
Hmm I could've sworn it was "magnificent bastard".
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David Conner
Roger Wiseman (cr...@ovnet.com) wrote:
: In article <Pine.SGI.3.95.961027...@rpa11.gl.umbc.edu>,
: "John Sizemore Jr." <jsi...@gl.umbc.edu> wrote:
: >PS: The acutal quote, from "Patton", was: "Rommel? I read his book,
: >that beautiful bastard."
:
: Hmm I could've sworn it was "magnificent bastard".
I think it's "Rommel, you magnificent bastard! I read your book!"
Michael Royal
: PS: The acutal quote, from "Patton", was: "Rommel? I read his book,
: that beautiful bastard."
I think you got it right in the title of your post, but not here....Encore
is running the hell outta "Patton" this month....
mike ;)=
Tom Geronimo
soldier : " Where are you going general?!?! "
Patton : " I'm goin' to Berlin to personally hang that paper hanging sun
bitch!!!! "
John Sizemore Jr.
On 30 Oct 1996, Michael Royal wrote:
><I think you got it right in the title of your post, but not here....Encore
><is running the hell outta "Patton" this month....
My source was "You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet!" by John P. Fennel. I
qouted it wrong, too: "Rommel, you beautiful bastard, I read your
book." I'm sure you're right, but now I have to see the movie again.
Just think: the first sentence ever uttered in a talkie was a double
negative, in a movie created by the embryo that morphed the monster
Time-Warner.
John Sizemore Jr.
On 30 Oct 1996, Tom Geronimo wrote:
>< soldier : " Where are you going general?!?! "
><
><Patton : " I'm goin' to Berlin to personally hang that paper hanging sun
>< bitch!!!! "
Soldier: Just watch out for runaway Italian fruit carts, sir.
Chris Mehring
Sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of Tom Geronimo
> In article <556gom$i...@news2.texas.net>, as...@millenium.texas.net
(Michael Royal) says:
> >: PS: The acutal quote, from "Patton", was: "Rommel? I read his book,
> >: that beautiful bastard."
> >
> >I think you got it right in the title of your post, but not
here....Encore
> >is running the hell outta "Patton" this month....
> >
> >mike ;)=
> soldier : " Where are you going general?!?! "
> Patton : " I'm goin' to Berlin to personally hang that paper hanging
sun
> bitch!!!! "
Reporter: Where are you off to next, General?
Patton: Malta.
Reporter: Will you be slapping any soldiers there?
Patton: An *entire* *world* at *war*!! And *I'm* left out?!?!?! God
will *not* permit this to happen!!!
Patton: Listen, Beetle, Ike doesn't have to know about this. But, you
give me 3 divisions and 48 hours and I'll have a war with those sons a
bitches and make it look like their fault.
Chris "_Patton_ happens to be my favorite movie of all time" Mehring
and you can learn more about Patton at http://www.pla-net/~jwapienn/patton/
<cmeh...@staff.uwsuper.edu>
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