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And I knew that the Colombian army wore leather boots.
They were beautiful boots, I loved those boots, but they were finished after seven weeks of walking.
So I walked away in my trainers, but I left my boots there."
His explorers were clothed in sealskin and furs, as well as specially designed skis and boots.
But more than a decade ago, we had to embrace uncertainty and put on our boots, roll up our sleeves and move to the quarry for a hands-on experience.
You know, you look up a pair of boots and for a week, those boots are following you around everywhere you go.
So, she wears the disk, and reads the data off the sectors of the disk, and the computer starts up; it sort of boots up, really.
That if he just pulled himself up by his bootstraps, despite his boots being stolen, and got himself back on the horse, he could be successful, and there's nothing I could do."
He's just really hoping that boots up and, you know ... (Laughter) And then as the agency explained to me, they said, "Look, we don't have little green people in our country; why would we put little green people in our ads, for instance?"
The Clash wore big army boots, not sandals.
We had stories like "The Seven-League Boots": the giant who had these boots, where, once you put them on, with every stride you could cover seven leagues, or 21 miles, a kind of travel completely unimaginable to people without that kind of energy at their disposal.
Now we have the seven-league boots in the form of Ryanair and Easyjet.
He says, "We need more boots on the ground in Afghanistan."
And one day, when I was 14, I was standing in an alley, and I was smoking a joint, and a man who was twice my age, with a shaved head and tall black boots, came up to me, and he snatched the joint from my lips.
It would go on over my boots, over my mittens, it would pull up around my face, and seal pretty tightly around my face.
The plot makes no sense whatsoever (It is apparently an amalgam of two books written by Scott Shaw), there aren't even seven of them, most of them aren't on blades, they're wearing roller boots, and it seems to me that mostly the film has been completely sold on the fact that there's about 3 minutes of female semi-nudity in it.
Must have been too hard on the young stars feet.If the real Marines had been on the mission they would have been wearing boots.
When they went to the area where they dug the fox holes Tony and Skip are wearing combat boots, then later when Lovejoy and Curtis run into the Framer and his daughter Tony is wearing the "Tennis Shoes " but hey have been blacken.
Virginia tries to make conversation but as she grinds a cigarette out under her Leopard print, thigh high, high heeled boots Nestor grabs her by her throat & drags her off into the darkness.
Her broke, ailing father shows up for the first time in years and she boots him out.
Instead we get a guy in yellow boots chasing our hero around (unfortunately he is dressed similar to Mr. Walker so I didn't even realize he was being followed for a while).
I figured out the identity of the guy in the yellow boots long before Walker did (the movie is almost over by the time he puts 2 and 2 together, natch).
nope, it's still crap that I'd have to scrape off my boots if I stepped in it.Will anyone like this mess?
................... wrong, absolutely wrong I think 5 mins in I was gonna take it out, but thought I wasted 3$ on this so Ill finish it wheres the scarecrow, well Im guessing its the legs of the fisher man wearing heavy duty rain boots.
"They Died with their boots on," paints a different picture of General Custer.
But the stronger faction are "Nazis": they strut about self-importantly, and some wear shiny knee boots.
I went through boot camp at MCRD Parris Island in 1953 and this film is about as accurate a depiction of what boots went through in that era, even to burying that danged sand flea.
Although "They Died with their Boots On" is not entirely historically accurate it is a very entertaining western.
Comic book folklore for decades had told of friendly, likable heroes with dashingly handsome smiles and magical superpowers who fly in the sky, and spun powerful webs from their wrists and wore red boots and had the strength of a locomotive.
Also Greg Gagne had the ugliest wrestling boots I ever saw a yellow color of something I don't want to say.Also when hes looking for the tag he looks like he wants to get it over with so that he can run to the nearest restroom!
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