OK Boys, let’s play a little trivia!

[Jay Kelley]

Pain heals. Chicks dig scars. Glory lasts forever.

 

[CZDiesel]

The dirty dozen. I’ve always said the devil checks under his bed for Lee Marvin.

Wyatt my father and Lee Marvin were good friends! Lee Marvin retired in Tucson, where I grew up, and loved classic cars. My father ran a custom car upholstery shop that was an iconic car place for many years in Tucson called “Seat Cover King”…
So Lee Marvin would buy a car to fix it up in his retirement and bring it to my father shop for custom interiors or restoration. After a couple times of bringing in his cars he started taking my father out to lunch or just coming down to the shop to hang out with my father for the afternoon…

I met Lee several times and I’ll tell you I was a big kid and thought I was bullet proof! History shows I was wrong on that one lol But Lee was, even in his retirement years, a very imposing man! And that voice of his! That voice! It doesn’t even do justice on film! In person and especially when first meeting him was as intimidating as it comes!!!

 

[Tubby’s Canteen]

So what else is on your mind besides hundred-proof women, 'n' ninety-proof whiskey, 'n' fourteen-carat gold

If we're lucky enough to get back to this rat trap, it might be touch and go. All you gotta do is light this fuse. You got ten seconds to run like hell. Then dynamite, not faith, will move that mountain into this pass.

 

[K-man]

"I haven't seen a walk like that since Jurassic Park"...

Well here is a hint. Michael Caine to Sandra Bullock.

 

[Tubby’s Canteen]

Well here is a hint. Michael Caine to Sandra Bullock.

I knew it the first time you posted it I just try to not answer them all to keep others playing.

 

[Tbitty]

Well here is a hint. Michael Caine to Sandra Bullock.

"Yeah, yeah, yeah."
* "yes!"

 

[Wyatt Smith]

Wyatt my father and Lee Marvin were good friends! Lee Marvin retired in Tucson, where I grew up, and loved classic cars. My father ran a custom car upholstery shop that was an iconic car place for many years in Tucson called “Seat Cover King”…
So Lee Marvin would buy a car to fix it up in his retirement and bring it to my father shop for custom interiors or restoration. After a couple times of bringing in his cars he started taking my father out to lunch or just coming down to the shop to hang out with my father for the afternoon…

I met Lee several times and I’ll tell you I was a big kid and thought I was bullet proof! History shows I was wrong on that one lol But Lee was, even in his retirement years, a very imposing man! And that voice of his! That voice! It doesn’t even do justice on film! In person and especially when first meeting him was as intimidating as it comes!!!

He was always one of my favorites, it shows the world is smaller than you think.

 

[Lone Star Bluegrass]

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"Yeah, yeah, yeah."
* "yes!"

“…as long as you *smile*!”