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From: goodrum@unc.UUCP (Cloyd Goodrum)
Newsgroups: net.jokes,net.movies
Subject: Re: funny movie line
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Date: Wed, 24-Apr-85 20:59:16 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr 24 20:59:16 1985
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In article <sjuvax.1125> 8247rz21@sjuvax.UUCP (zinnato) writes:
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>Someone else on the net posted a funny line from a movie, so I
>thought that I'd post one of my favorites.....
>
>In the Clint Eastwood movie "Bronco Billy" , Billy (Clint) is 
>telling his girlfriend (Sondra Locke) why he had been sent to 
>prison a few years earlier.......
>
>(Paraphrased)
>
>(Real slow, like Clint always talks...)
>"Well, one day I came home and found my best friend in bed with
>my wife, so I shot her."
>
>"And what about him...."
>
>"I couldn't shoot him, He's my best friend" !!
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>Who says sex and violence aren't America's favorite pasttimes?
>-- 
>----
>
>Ronald Zinnato                                         St. Joseph's University
>{allegra | astrovax | bpa | burdvax}!sjuvax!8247rz21        Philly Pa.
>
>      "Go sell it in Hong Kong."   -- Ron Perlstein

There was a pretty funny exchange between Clint Eastwood and Sondra Locke
in The Gauntlet. Sondra Locke plays a prostitute Clint Eastwood's character
is supposed to be protecting. All through the movie she does nothing but
complain and give him a hard time. At the end of the movie he gets shot
and she becomes very hysterical, screaming "Don't you die, Ben Shockley.
Don't die!!".
	He looks up at her, and even though he's almost too weak to even
talk, he musters up all his strength and says 
	"nag,nag,nag"
 
Cloyd Goodrum