But I still like to listen late at night, and play my ACAD games with that kind of philosophy in mind.
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Or this...somewhat of a Mineral surveyor's song in a way...
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This was actually the Number 1 song in the UK and Ireland for several weeks in 1970
How about some trivia
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Cast:
John Carradine
Lee Van Cleef
Andy Divine
Strother Martin
Lee Marvin
Vera Miles
Edmond O'Brien
Woody Strobe
Jimmy Stewart
John Wayne
Who really shot Liberty Valance?
for extra credit
Who trussed the Winchester to him?
Okay... so maybe only the Surveyors West of the Mississippi see (or feel) the connection with Surveying!
Loyal
From the above movie:
"This is the West, sir, when the legend becomes fact, print the legend."
Maxwell Scott, Editor of the "Star Newspaper."
Played by Carleton Young.
Ain't it the truth?
Loyal, post: 405170, member: 228 wrote: Or this...somewhat of a Mineral surveyor's song in a way...
"Paint your Wagon" was the first time I had ever heard Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood sing! :scream:
Loyal, post: 405171, member: 228 wrote: How about some trivia
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Cast:
John Carradine
Lee Van Cleef
Andy Divine
Strother Martin
Lee Marvin
Vera Miles
Edmond O'Brien
Woody Strobe
Jimmy Stewart
John WayneWho really shot Liberty Valance?
for extra credit
Who trussed the Winchester to him?
Pilgrim! Wasn't the man who shot Liberty Valance the same man who shot the can of paint that colored Jimmy Stewart?
I'm pretty sure you'll like this song as well. 🙂
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Loyal, post: 405171, member: 228 wrote: Who really shot Liberty Valance?
The guy in the white hat...
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Does anyone really know for certain who killed Liberty Valance? Apparently the debate continues today as the movie left it open to two potential correct answers. What gun did the bullet come from that struck Liberty? How much damage was made with that bullet? Did he fall into the street or onto the boardwalk? With which leg did he first step up from the ground towards the boardwalk?
Some people have far too much time on their hands to still be asking these questions 54 years later.
Loyal, post: 405171, member: 228 wrote: How about some trivia
[MEDIA=youtube]IU8bBlPtBK4[/MEDIA]
Cast:
John Carradine
Lee Van Cleef
Andy Divine
Strother Martin
Lee Marvin
Vera Miles
Edmond O'Brien
Woody Strobe
Jimmy Stewart
John WayneWho really shot Liberty Valance?
for extra credit
Who trussed the Winchester to him?
John Wayne
Woody Strode
FINALLY, an interesting thread. I've learned all I care to about sidewalks in California
;">if monuments could sing. This is the theme song to a very good show called The Detectorists. This song to dig holes by is written by Johnny Flynn, primarily about a couple of British metal detectorists and their search for treasure both of this world and ages past, but the song could easily apply to surveying . . especially as the website that is hosting this video is called "line of best fit".
Peter Hughes-Davies, post: 405303, member: 48 wrote: song to dig holes by...
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I can dig it . .
[USER=228]@Loyal[/USER]
Loved the very first one from Rio Bravo with Grandpa McCoy, Ozzie's younger boy, the straight man from Martin & Lewis and the Duke as a spectator.
Ric Moore, post: 405298, member: 731 wrote: FINALLY, an interesting thread. I've learned all I care to about sidewalks in California
LOL...