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Sunsail Posted 17 years ago
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"the jerk from the plains".
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what does this mean actually?
I read this from a magazine
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what does this mean actually?
I read this from a magazine
Kind Regards
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A bit more context, please. Someone he doesn't like from an area where it's flat, but it's impossible to say more than that.
- A bit more context, please.
- Someone he doesn't like from an area where it's flat, but it's impossible to say more than that.
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A bit more context, please.
Someone he doesn't like from an area where it's flat, but it's impossible to say more than that.
Someone he doesn't like from an area where it's flat, but it's impossible to say more than that.
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He has made films of every stripe in the past 10 years, but for most of us he will always be that man: who starts a fight in a saloon, who defends a lady's honour, who, now that Paul Newman is gone, is one of the last American heroes. Or, as he puts it with conscientious self-mockery and a flash of his green, green eyes, "the jerk from the plains".
it's from an interview w
He has made films of every stripe in the past 10 years, but for most of us he will always be that man: who starts a fight in a saloon, who defends a lady's honour, who, now that Paul Newman is gone, is one of the last American heroes. Or, as he puts it with conscientious self-mockery and a flash of his green, green eyes, "the jerk from the plains".
it's from an interview w
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