I read it in "The Basque History Of The World" by Mark Kurlansky.

Wasn't "If I said "Go fuck yourself" in a positive tone, would that help?" a novelty country hit from the 70's?

Heh, Open All Night indeed.

Everything dies baby,
That's a fact.
Except possibly Hef,
Which is why the sale hit a snag

Nothing is worse than the Beast.

That'll be $10 extra kid.

How Much Fuck Twink?

Apocalypse Now predicted this.

Not only did did she give a soapy massage, but I felt strangely rejuvenated from it.

HA! They finally made a monkey out of me!

OOOHHH lookit the IIT Tech snob here!

But will this violate the Big Beat Manifesto?

*Quick cuts to Adrian Brody looking around nervous every half-hour on the half-hour*

The Central Powers. Which made more sense just before WW I when it also included Italy (who first backpedaled on joining in 1914, then a year later joined in on the other side so they could grab some bits of Austria).

Constantly having to bail out Italy (combined with what they remembered about Franco's unreliability from the Spanish Civil War) were why Germany turned down Spain's offer to enter the War. Of course after the War Franco spun it that they declined Hitler's request to join to stay on the US's good side.

Signs, signs, everywhere signs. But he's still fucking lost.

He, Mark Strong and Oldman are great in it. But I kinda found it a bit underwhelming. If I hadn't read the book beforehand I think it might seem a bit of a mess.

Yeah I didn't recognize it was him as Ricky Tarr and was thinking "Who is that? He's good".

Though I imagine you could make a cinematic movie about Verdun.

Guignol's Band and London Bridge are great too.