there is no doubt. That's the first thing they teach you.

Who taught you?

I should've made you strip.

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Originally posted by Kravashera:
Who taught you?

I don't remember. That's the second thing they teach you.

A favorite movie, and a favorite scene....

No, I saw an ad in the New York Times.

"What's the color of the boathouse at Hereford?"

Couple years back I had "what color is the boathouse at Hereford?" As my Lync signature at work.

One day out of the blue I get an IM from one of the help desk guys.....

"How the fuck should I know."

I gave him the requisite golfers clap of respect.

You ever kill anybody?

I hurt somebody’s feelings once.

Everyone's your brother until the rent comes due.

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I just ambushed you with a cup of coffee

Are you labor or, management?

Whats in the case?

What do you use....weapons wise? Weapons....I'm a weapons man.

This might be my favorite De Niro film, and that is saying something.

They gave me a grasshopper.

The warrior code. The delight in the battle, you understand that, yes?

But also something more. You understand there is something outside yourself that has to be served. And when that need is gone, when belief has died, what are you? A man without a master.

Watched this with my 16 year old french immersion student. The cliche was thick in his mind. He really disliked the portrayal of france in general. I just geeked out to it like i do every time i watch it.

A personal favorite.