"In your own idiom, you're a punk. And a pretty second-rate punk at that."
It's one of the best put-downs in any war film, and now it's a water-resistant vinyl sticker, and it's made for laptops, toolboxes, water bottles, ammo cans and Ju-52's when escaping from deep behind enemy lines...
In the 1968 classic Where Eagles Dare, British commando Major John Smith and American Ranger Lt Morris Schaffer lead a mission to break into the Schloss Adler, a mountaintop castle that can only be reached by cable car, to rescue a captured American general. There are double agents, triple-crosses and an extraordinary number of explosions, and Smith's verdict on his partner is one of the film's most quoted lines. His apology makes it better: "Sorry. All I could think of on the spur of the moment."
"In your own idiom, you're a punk. And a pretty second-rate punk at that."
It's one of the best put-downs in any war film, and now it's a water-resistant vinyl sticker, and it's made for laptops, toolboxes, water bottles, ammo cans and Ju-52's when escaping from deep behind enemy lines...
In the 1968 classic Where Eagles Dare, British commando Major John Smith and American Ranger Lt Morris Schaffer lead a mission to break into the Schloss Adler, a mountaintop castle that can only be reached by cable car, to rescue a captured American general. There are double agents, triple-crosses and an extraordinary number of explosions, and Smith's verdict on his partner is one of the film's most quoted lines. His apology makes it better: "Sorry. All I could think of on the spur of the moment."
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