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the last samurai

ya for sure.

How about this, I gave it away in the end but anyway classic scene in movie history :D

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Dimpus Burger Guy: Uhh, right. Beverage?

F : Gimme a litre o' cola.

Dimpus Burger Guy: What?

F : A litre o' cola.

Dimpus Burger Guy: [into mic] Litrecola? Do we sell litrecola?

Thorny: Will you just order a large, Farva?

F: I don't want a large farva. I want a goddamn litre o' cola!

Dimpus Burger Guy: [to Farva] I don't know what that is!

F : Litre is French for... give me my f**kin' cola before I break VOUS f**kIN' LIP!

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ya for sure.

How about this, I gave it away in the end but anyway classic scene in movie history :D

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Dimpus Burger Guy: Uhh, right. Beverage?

F : Gimme a litre o' cola.

Dimpus Burger Guy: What?

F : A litre o' cola.

Dimpus Burger Guy: [into mic] Litrecola? Do we sell litrecola?

Thorny: Will you just order a large, Farva?

F: I don't want a large farva. I want a goddamn litre o' cola!

Dimpus Burger Guy: [to Farva] I don't know what that is!

F : Litre is French for... give me my f**kin' cola before I break VOUS f**kIN' LIP!

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HAHAhA classic, i love that movie.

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