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Arnold Daniel Palmer (* 10. September 1929 in Latrobe, Pennsylvania) ist ein US-amerikanischer Profigolfer.

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Good Morning, Vietnam ist ein Spielfilm von Barry Levinson aus dem Jahr 1987 über einen US-amerikanischen Radiomoderator in Saigon während des Vietnamkriegs. Der Film basiert auf der Biographie des AFN-Moderators Adrian Cronauer, der Koautor des Drehbuchs war. Cronauer wird von Robin Williams dargestellt.

Easy Rider isrt ein Film mit Jack Nickolson.

Jumping Cattle Hockey! - dazu find ich gar nichts.

The Doobie Brothers sind eine US-amerikanische Rockband. Sie haben über 40 Millionen Alben verkauft.

Sweet Mamba Jamba 10 up, 1 down Only the greatest exclamation there ever was! "Sweet Mamba Jamba" is an utterance that captures the speaker's extreme awe, whether the object that inspired such amazement is for good or for ill. (After spying a particularly well-endowed woman) "Sweet mamba jamba, I want to mount and ride her like the Pony Express." (Upon seeing ugly, ugly female parts) "Sweet mamba jamba, I will never eat roast beef again."

Lynn Nolan Ryan junior (* 31. Januar 1947 in Refugio, Texas) ist ein ehemaliger US-amerikanischer Baseballspieler der New York Mets, California Angels, Houston Astros und Texas Rangers im MLB.

Ein Rookie (englisch: „Neuling, Anfänger, Frischling“) ist ein im Profisport unerfahrener Sportler. Der Begriff wird u.a. im US-Sport (Basketball[1], Eishockey[2], American Football[3], Baseball[4], Soccer[5]) benutzt. Dort werden hoffnungsvolle und talentierte Spieler vom College[6] oder von der Highschool[7] in die Kader der National Basketball Association- (NBA), National Hockey League- (NHL), National Football League- (NFL), Major League Baseball- (MLB) und Major League Soccer-Mannschaften (MLS) aufgenommen (gedraftet), in denen sie ihre erste Profisaison als Rookie absolvieren.[8]

Neue Häs:

PARIS: She's pretty heavy into the drugs, totally Nancy Spungening it, chasing the dragon, and I kind of have to be here for support.

JASON: She called.
LORELAI: [Mock serious tone] Are you doing like a Mrs. Robinson thing with my mother?
JASON: [return mock serious tone] Yes. I was visiting Richard one day, and he stepped out and Emily lit a cigarette and did that triangle thing with her thigh.
LORELAI: Well, you said hotel.

JASON: But, it's inevitable. They're gonna see us together someplace, or a traffic report will take pictures of cars on the expressway and we'll be sitting in the car - and then Richard will be watching the news and he will see us, so barring some sort of Star Trek-like cloaking device - which was problematic in every incarnation of Star Trek - I remember Kirk complaining about it, I remember Picard complaining about it - they will see us, and we'll get caught.
LORELAI: I'm very uncomfortable dating a Trekkie.

PARIS: I'm studying. Look at Ted Kennedy, huh? I always admired him as a senator, but you see him and think: It's just so unfair that fat men look good in suits. We girls get a couple of pounds and every piece of fashion betrays…

RORY: I really don't want to talk about his body.
PARIS: I'm not denying that we've got a May-December romance going on here.
RORY: This is not May-December, this is May - Ming Dynasty.

PARIS: It was his accent that did it. I'm such the total Anglophile. When I was a kid, I was in love with Neal Kinnock.
RORY: Who?
PARIS: The former head of the Labour party. Teeth like a horse, but oh that voice, and then there was Roger Moore -
RORY: English accents are nice.
PARIS: He TiVos Frontline.