how does bonnie and clyde relate to Jimmy cross and martha (from the things they carried by tim o'brien)???
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Personally, I would say that both Bonnie and Martha were easily led.  [I loved The Things They Carried].
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There used to be a comic character named Tootsie *like the candy* way way back in the 1930's and 1940's.  She was a bit like Little Lulu.  Not to be confused with Toot Braunstein from "Drawn Together"
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For a load of spoonerisms go on line and look up The Two Ronnies and find the fork handles sketch. Brilliant. I have just looked for that sketch and found it on Youtube. go see it!!
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They sort of look like Roman Dirge's work. He is (Among other things) a comicbook artist/writer who created Lenore the little dead girl. He was also a writer for the ZIM animated series.\n\nHope that helped. My wife emaild me the mating for life one. CUTE!
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No, but did you hear?  Poison Ivy and MnG have been having an illicit affair?  Not with each other---They have both fallen in love with the same jar of marmalade.  I can't WAIT until they find out ole "jarry" is the same for each one of them!  They'll just DIE!
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It reminds me of a guy named Craig.  lol\n\nLove Johnny Cash!
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OK, this is literature and it won't be 100% word for word. Also, your additions were cut up and overlaps in some areas.\n\nThe rekindled friendship and bond from the old school days permeates their surroundings. A lot has changed in 20 years. Their appearances seemed more matured, more refined. But the one thing that hasn't changed, is their feelings for each other.\nJust look at the way they talk and laugh it up in there, they are just like sisters. And I sighed in reminisence, this is what life is all about. The companionship of friends, the warmest wishes and blessings...Long live true friendship.
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What a fascinating observation. When I read Dan Brown's novel The Da Vinci Code, I remember thinking about this unusual connection between painter Leonardo da Vinci and hoaxster Rory Emerald too. I think author Dan Brown or perhaps another writer is definitely planning on publishing something about this. I have seen questions and answers under religion & spirituality about Rory Emerald before. Leonardo was psychically connected with Rory in some bizarre way. There are tons of stories about Leonardo and Rory all over the internet. What is going on? (great question, you got me interested!)
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It appears as though it is a work of fiction, below are a couple links, one of them is supposed to be from the author of the book, which was made into the movie\n\nQ. Is Creasy based on a real character?\nA. Creasy was based on a mixture of characters that I knew in the sixties and seventies in Africa and Vietnam.\n\nQ. Some people have commented that the movie seemed to imply that it was based on a real event, is that impression correct?\nA. Yes, the story was based on an actual event in Italy in '75.
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If you have access to the dvds they have alot of info on the extras also go to www.crimelibrary I believe and it can tell alot more. I know that the charcters are fictional but taken from real life stuff there is a definite connection try google. good luck!
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Just for the record, I waited 10 hours to see if someone else would (or could) answer this...for obvious reasons.\n\nThe two are Dickie Dodd and Cubby O'Brien.\nDodd was the lead singer and drummer for the Standells..best known for their hit "Dirty Water"\nO'Brien's tie-in with hit makers, was when he played drums for the Carpenters.
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yes i would care to know the deeper meaning to the story! it would interest me! good luck w/ ur research!
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Nope. Jimmy Stewart's character only asked Harvey for his first name (by chance it was also Mr. Dowd's favorite name) hmmm...\n\nI love that movie!
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My sister was on an assignment in Egan, MN when that movie came out. They did not appreciate the accent or the movie at all.\n\nBut I've been to the area (only as far as the twin cities) and they really do talk that way.\n\nOne of my favorite movies, even though it is a bit gruesome.
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I like Jimmy,Rachel,and Conan by it's hard on both on them b/c Conan wants 2 tell Rachel he's Jimmy and that he loves her 2 and Rachel thinks Conan reminds her of Jimmy and wants 2 tell him also that he loves her.I love the action and suspense that all of them have 2 go through 2 find the murderer.And my other favorite characters r the murdered victims b/c I like their expressions on their face
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http://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/notorious/gein/bill_1.html\n\nThe link should basically outline everything about the actual serial killer, Ed Gein, that Leatherface was modeled after. Even has a picture of him in one of the chapters and a couple extra photos.\n\nFrom what I have heard, Tobe Hooper, the director of the first originally overheard the story of Ed Gein when he was younger, and we all know how our imaginations run wild when we're young. Basically, in the long run, it inspired him to create The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.\n\nPersonally, I find it humorous and frustrating all at the same time when I actually meet people who believe Leatherface is still on the loose. Hollywood should use the phrase "Inspired by a True Story" as opposed to "Based on a True Story". Otherwise, people seem to take the movie as fact.
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aahhh!  tim o'brien... sorry, i dont have the answer because i never saw the movie.  i did read the book though.  tim o'brien is actually a teacher at my school (texas state university) and the chair of the english department.  he actually came to my class (close friends with my english teacher) last semester and the 17 of us got to talk to him one on one.  it was so interesting to hear all of the things he had to say about life, war, love, things that are going on now...it was also very interesting to hear that most of that book is not reliable information on what really happened to him at war.