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Dorothy Mae said:
Bet you aced it!
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Just about everyone in my class was faster than me at understanding new concepts and I would always be among the last to finish a test. They would only require one explanation or demonstration from the teacher, whereas I would require two or three to understand it. That learning disability at play.
 
Jurassic Park. I love dinosaurs.

If any of you are interested in WW2 films, I highly recommended Downfall. It's a German film that has English subtitles.
 
Milk-Drops said:
I watched Saving Private Ryan in history class. The beach stuck with me for years
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They let you watch that in history class?

wondering said:
Right.
It was too realistic.
It's the effect Spielberg wanted...
but not the effect I wanted.
:crying
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It was so realistic that a WW2 veteran who went to the theater to see the film had to leave. He was having flashbacks.

Fury is another great WW2 film about a US tank crew. It is the only period film that uses a real German Tiger tank. The one you see in Saving Private Ryan is actually a Russian T-34 dressed up like a Tiger.

We Were Soldiers is the best Vietnam film I've ever seen. Did you know that film got criticised for being too accurate? Film critics said it portrayed the US soldiers in a corny way. They claimed that the dying soldiers who's last words were "Tell my wife I love her" was corny. But that's actually what those men said in real life. In real life and death situations, you don't spit out one liners or say something ironic.
 
Riven said:
They let you watch that in history class?


It was so realistic that a WW2 veteran who went to the theater to see the film had to leave. He was having flashbacks.

Fury is another great WW2 film about a US tank crew. It is the only period film that uses a real German Tiger tank. The one you see in Saving Private Ryan is actually a Russian T-34 dressed up like a Tiger.

We Were Soldiers is the best Vietnam film I've ever seen. Did you know that film got criticised for being too accurate? Film critics said it portrayed the US soldiers in a corny way. They claimed that the dying soldiers who's last words were "Tell my wife I love her" was corny. But that's actually what those men said in real life. In real life and death situations, you don't spit out one liners or say something ironic.
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I attempted to watch We Were Soldiers but I didn't make it. Don't watch those films anymore.

A dying person thinks of what he's leaving that he loves the most. Or of who might miss him the most that he's leaving.

Tell my wife I love her...
Covers both.

Those words, and similar, were repeated many times on 9/11.

Film critics are corny.
 
wondering said:
I attempted to watch We Were Soldiers but I didn't make it. Don't watch those films anymore.

A dying person thinks of what he's leaving that he loves the most. Or of who might miss him the most that he's leaving.

Tell my wife I love her...
Covers both.

Those words, and similar, were repeated many times on 9/11.

Film critics are corny.
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I don't either . A few years back I was reading quit a few W.E.B. Griffin military novels and after I dreamed of fighting in the jungles all night that was all for me . I did learn some things from the novels but maybe that is knowledge God decided I don't need .
 
hawkman said:
Well , my gray cells were still churning and I thought of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" about 30 minutes after I signed off last night .
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I get dreams of routes , historical places I photo. Or mixtures .the flooded railroads of my county which never existed .lol.

It head north towards say palm bay and south to fort Pierce.south from young park was interesting .it can involve the power plant ,grave yard and ghost town ,north had a similar one .at times the ones about 95 and rt 60 west going north and winding up on Illinois

No trains in that
The last one on trains I had ,had me helping to save a bunch of Spanish revivals and also towns after some near extinction .
 
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