RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
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OT - Great movie lines/scenes
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BrewingFrog
Was I supposed to type something here?
"Fire!"
Bob Sugar
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Roy 'Tin Cup' McAvoy: The critical opening phrase of this poem will always be the grip. Which the hands unite to form a single unit by the simple overlap of the little finger. Lowly and slowly the clubhead is led back. Pulled into position not by the hands, but by the body which turns away from the target shifting weight to the right side without shifting balance. Tempo is everything; perfection unobtainable as the body coils down at the top of the swing. Theres a slight hesitation. A little nod to the gods.
Dr. Molly Griswold: A, a nod to the gods?
Roy 'Tin Cup' McAvoy: Yeah, to the gods. That he is fallible. That perfection is unobtainable. And now the weight begins shifting back to the left pulled by the powers inside the earth. It's alive, this swing! A living sculpture and down through contact, always down, striking the ball crisply, with character. A tuning fork goes off in your heart and your balls. Such a pure feeling is the well-struck golf shot. Now the follow through to finish. Always on line. The reverse C of the Golden Bear! The steel workers' power and brawn of Carl Sandburg's. Arnold Palmer!
Romeo Posar: Unnhh, he's doing the Arnold Palmer thing.
Dr. Molly Griswold: A, a nod to the gods?
Roy 'Tin Cup' McAvoy: Yeah, to the gods. That he is fallible. That perfection is unobtainable. And now the weight begins shifting back to the left pulled by the powers inside the earth. It's alive, this swing! A living sculpture and down through contact, always down, striking the ball crisply, with character. A tuning fork goes off in your heart and your balls. Such a pure feeling is the well-struck golf shot. Now the follow through to finish. Always on line. The reverse C of the Golden Bear! The steel workers' power and brawn of Carl Sandburg's. Arnold Palmer!
Romeo Posar: Unnhh, he's doing the Arnold Palmer thing.
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
JugbandFrog
Full Member
Outlaw Josey Wales! Ton of great lines in that one.
Froglaw
Full Member
Really, you believe that it was just a coincidence?
Like Art Briles was just the Coach and he did not know that his players considered the entire population of Baylor Co-eds as their personal Handmaidens?
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Limp Lizard
Full Member
I felt like applauding.
ShadowFrog
Moderators
Summer ‘82 that came out and I was using my brand new TCU Fine Arts degree as.....Staff Counselor at YMCA of the Rockies - Snow Mountain Ranch, Colorado. Granby town theater is 5 miles away. I filled up the staff Chevy van & we all go see Khan. Sit down, theater maybe 1/3 full, couple of big good ole boy bubbas sit right behind me yukking it up already well boozed. Yeahs! In the big fight scenes, etc.
until the end where Spock dies and I swear they’re both tearing up & snifglingy baaad “Spock!....Spock!!....”
Sad, but true.
Hoosierfrog
Tier 1
Clint-
“I can’t remember if I shot 5 or 6 times. Are you feeling lucky? Well, are you sucker!?!”
“Right turn Clyde!”
“I can’t remember if I shot 5 or 6 times. Are you feeling lucky? Well, are you sucker!?!”
“Right turn Clyde!”
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
How does one get this quote so wrong?
Frog-in-law1995
Active Member
Didn’t even register that’s what he was quoting.
Hoosierfrog
Tier 1
It’s two quotes,two movies, but enlighten so it’s perfect.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
“Did he fire six shots or only five?" Well to tell you the truth in all this excitement I kinda lost track myself. But being this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world and would blow your head clean off, you've gotta ask yourself one question: "Do I feel lucky?" Well, do ya, punk?”
