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  • Hookmaker
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    Originally posted by Simon Bolivar View Post
    Good choices, do you enjoy lollipops & Backgammon?
    EXACTLY - How could you know Simon?...

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  • puff o'wind
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    Originally posted by gojira View Post
    quasi epileptic camera moves.
    Did you mean epileptic? My old mate Google knows nothing...

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  • grumpybaldy
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    Originally posted by gojira View Post
    I'm impressed Simon! I thought that none on here would know Fukasaku who is one of the most important Japanese film directors of the late 60s and early 70s and who revolutionized Japanese cinema with his yakuza films based on true accounts filmed in docu style with quasi epileptic camera moves. His Battles Without Honors and Humanity series is a good starting point for those who might be interested in his work.
    I always werar my 3-D goggles to watch him...

    tora.jpg

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  • trying
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    Winston Churchill.

    And perhaps Demi Moore but not at the same time!

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  • gojira
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    Originally posted by Simon Bolivar View Post
    Tora! Tora! Tora!
    I'm impressed Simon! I thought that none on here would know Fukasaku who is one of the most important Japanese film directors of the late 60s and early 70s and who revolutionized Japanese cinema with his yakuza films based on true accounts filmed in docu style with quasi epileptic camera moves. His Battles Without Honors and Humanity series is a good starting point for those who might be interested in his work.

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  • Simon Bolivar
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    Originally posted by gojira View Post
    Kinji Fukasaku. Orson Welles.
    Tora! Tora! Tora!

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  • gojira
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    Kinji Fukasaku. Orson Welles.

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  • puff o'wind
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    I reckon I could share a cigar with Monika Lewinsky.

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  • Simon Bolivar
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    Originally posted by Hookmaker View Post
    Telly Savalas and Omar Shariff would keep me great company over a great smoke or two [emoji41]

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    Good choices, do you enjoy lollipops & Backgammon?

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  • moteyi
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    I would like to smoke a cigar with my maternal great grandfather who as well as being a cigar smoker - according to my Aunt, was also a carpenter in the Naval dockyard at Porstmouth. I have a couple of his old tools, but sadly most of his old wooden planes were disposed of by my late Uncle who inherited them. I would be fascinated to hear some of his stories about the work he did on boats at the turn of the last century.

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  • Simon Bolivar
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    Good thread to restart, I seemed to have missed it first time around. I'd have the Young Winston & listen to his tales of his early life & escaping from the Boers. Another smoke with Nic Wing would be wonderful & whilst we are bring up the departed, to enjoy one in my parents garden with my Father. He never smoked but put up with my Mother's smoking for nearly 40yrs before she finally gave up & wouldn't mind sitting next to me whilst I smoked a Epi' No2 & I could tell him how well his granddaughter is doing.

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  • Hookmaker
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    Telly Savalas and Omar Shariff would keep me great company over a great smoke or two [emoji41]


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  • puff o'wind
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    Old thread but ehat the heck. Id like a smoke with Neil Armstrong. A few Havana rums, a nice maduro and then...so Neil, did you go???

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  • Tucky
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    See that's the thing modern torches are much better than the old maglights but much less heft for 'other uses'

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  • mattyhall22
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    I'd like to have a smoke with Tom selleck,

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