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Subject: Re: "Space Above and Beyond"

[e-mail] said:

>Can't answer that question, but I can say it's so dorky I honestly
>thought I'd wandered into a parody-commercial.  That dickhead drill
>sergeant junk kept making me think any second a pepsi can or a giant
>softshell taco would pop up.  What a horseshit show.  (Sorry, couldn't
>resist. It really is so silly you gotta laugh).

   Strangely enough, the first few minutes of the "Welcome to the
Marine Corps, I'm your Drill Sergeant" scene were VERY true to life.
Although, as I recall, the group I was with only had 10 seconds to get
off the bus, and the D.I.'s language was a tad more colorful, albeit
less imaginative. (I guess the Army cuts trainees a little less slack
than the USMC. :)

   Oh, he says, as he valiantly tries to redeem this off-topic post,
the LW effects were very nice, too.

   -Jim

James G. Jones
Nibbles & Bits
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