Civil War Fans TV shows coming

Jimbuna · 09-14-13, 03:30 PM

Armistead · 09-14-13, 03:37 PM

Jim, didn't mean to make you feel unwanted. Here's an American classic just for you.

Jimbuna · 09-14-13, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Armistead

Jim, didn't mean to make you feel unwanted. Here's an American classic just for you.

LOL

Something a little more more recent:

Oberon · 09-14-13, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna

LOL

Something a little more more recent:

Well, Jim, come now...I think we can think of something a bit more in fitting with this thread...

Like this...

Jimbuna · 09-15-13, 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Oberon

Well, Jim, come now...I think we can think of something a bit more in fitting with this thread...

Like this...

I'm sure I don't know what your referring to

Sailor Steve · 09-14-13, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Armistead

Jim, didn't mean to make you feel unwanted. Here's an American classic just for you.

I normally hate Lego videos. Despise them. Detest them. Loathe them. That, however, is simply cracking!

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Originally Posted by Platapus

Dagnabit! And I had Lincoln at 7 to 5 odds. They suckered me.

For spoilers in that department you might want to check out The Day Lincoln Was Shot. It's an outstanding but little known teleplay about the whole conspiracy, with Rob Morrow of Northern Exposure absolutely brilliant as John Wilkes Booth.

nikimcbee · 09-14-13, 08:12 PM

Do we know how many episodes there will be?

nikimcbee · 09-14-13, 08:30 PM

I love the rubber bayonets.

We used to do post battle hospital demonstrations with make-up.

We've made people throw up before.

We used to do arty wounds, so there were lots of splinters, missing limbs, etc.

We had one guy, who was really skinny and flexible, so he would fold his leg back and you'd swear he was really missing his leg!

One year, (about 5 years ago) we had the public carry back the wounded soldiers after the battle to the field hospital. My son was with me that year and dad din't come home from the battle. Well, I was carried back, with my head wound and dumped infort of the hospital, where my son was waiting for me (it was part of our camp). It was interesting to see my son's reaction.

I didn't break character and kept a stone cold face. My son came up to me and poked me lifted my kepi off my face and stayed by my side during the whole demonstration. Finally, the surgeon came up to me and said I was "done" and moved on. There were a few people crying when they realized what was going on, as his reaction was real. He just stayed there by my side silently.

I finally got up and gave him a hug. He was pissed though.

Armistead · 09-14-13, 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by nikimcbee

I love the rubber bayonets.

We used to do post battle hospital demonstrations with make-up.

We've made people throw up before.

We used to do arty wounds, so there were lots of splinters, missing limbs, etc.

We had one guy, who was really skinny and flexible, so he would fold his leg back and you'd swear he was really missing his leg!

One year, (about 5 years ago) we had the public carry back the wounded soldiers after the battle to the field hospital. My son was with me that year and dad din't come home from the battle. Well, I was carried back, with my head wound and dumped infort of the hospital, where my son was waiting for me (it was part of our camp). It was interesting to see my son's reaction.

I didn't break character and kept a stone cold face. My son came up to me and poked me lifted my kepi off my face and stayed by my side during the whole demonstration. Finally, the surgeon came up to me and said I was "done" and moved on. There were a few people crying when they realized what was going on, as his reaction was real. He just stayed there by my side silently.

I finally got up and gave him a hug. He was pissed though.

My naked butt sat on the same toilet as Jane Fonda in Gettysburg...top that

Plus I stole my wife from Sam Elliots table, insulted him and dared him to duel....what a pus... Sure, he was married, but hey, I'm still the man.

I do wonder sometimes, the best sex we have to this date is after she hears Sam doing a truck commercial...

Sailor Steve · 09-14-13, 10:00 PM

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Sure, he was married

And to Katharine Ross (yum)! Did you get to meet her? Well, you got to meet him, which is not the same but still cool, and you got to meet your bride-to-be, which is coolest of all.

Hey, my ex was hot back in the day. We all get older.

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Armistead Rear Admiral Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: on the Dan Posts: 10,880 Downloads: 364 Uploads: 0	Jim, didn't mean to make you feel unwanted. Here's an American classic just for you. __________________ You see my dog don't like people laughing. He gets the crazy idea you're laughing at him. Now if you apologize like I know you're going to, I might convince him that you really didn't mean it.

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nikimcbee Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Patroling the Slot. Posts: 17,952 Downloads: 90 Uploads: 0	I love the rubber bayonets. We used to do post battle hospital demonstrations with make-up. We've made people throw up before. We used to do arty wounds, so there were lots of splinters, missing limbs, etc. We had one guy, who was really skinny and flexible, so he would fold his leg back and you'd swear he was really missing his leg! One year, (about 5 years ago) we had the public carry back the wounded soldiers after the battle to the field hospital. My son was with me that year and dad din't come home from the battle. Well, I was carried back, with my head wound and dumped infort of the hospital, where my son was waiting for me (it was part of our camp). It was interesting to see my son's reaction. I didn't break character and kept a stone cold face. My son came up to me and poked me lifted my kepi off my face and stayed by my side during the whole demonstration. Finally, the surgeon came up to me and said I was "done" and moved on. There were a few people crying when they realized what was going on, as his reaction was real. He just stayed there by my side silently. I finally got up and gave him a hug. He was pissed though. __________________