Thread: Why do Americans say they 'could care less'
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Old 05-07-2009, 10:29 PM   #124
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Originally Posted by Moejoe View Post
Extra Karma must be given for quick and efficient use of Google It always cracks me up when I watch that movie and Tony Curtis says that line. I consider it a form of beautiful poetry

EDIT: and here's a weird one for you, although I can swear that I've heard Curtis say those lines countless times in that very movie, apparently he never did (is this a case of "Play it Again Sam"?). Apparently the line "my Faddah" appears in The Black Shield of Falworth, and also Son of Ali Baba, the rest is apparently a mix of other lines from other movies. Wow! Now I have to check my memory for everything I thought I remembered
False memories are so intriguing.
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