who do you look like?

RPJS

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Re: who do you look like?

Gene Hackman<br /><br />It could have been a lot worse!!<br /><br /> :D
 

Mr.Ladyfish

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Re: who do you look like?

Mine said "sorry, no faces were detected".<br />I guess I'm one of a kind! :D
 

bootle

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Re: who do you look like?

Originally posted by Mr.Ladyfish:<br /> Mine said "sorry, no faces were detected".<br />I guess I'm one of a kind! :D
Gee! thats an improvement, we heard that it was worse than that :p :D
 

CN Spots

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Re: who do you look like?

Mine just said: We've been looking for you.<br /><br />Stay where you are.<br /><br />Our agents will be there shortly. :confused: <br /><br />spots
 

Reel Poor

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Re: who do you look like?

Art Garfunkel <br /><br />Bruce Willis<br /><br />Calista Flockhart-Aley McBeal :eek: :confused: :eek: :confused: :eek: :confused: :eek: :confused:
 

Bassy

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Re: who do you look like?

I look like Tony Bennett? Matthew Perry? Bruce Springsteen? Greg Louganis? Michale Douglas? Oh no! Adam Sandler?! :confused:
 

LadyFish

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Re: who do you look like?

Her ya go Fishkpr.....<br /><br />
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<br /><br />Alfred Jodl was born in Wuerzburg, Germany, on 10th May, 1890. He attended cadet school and 1910 joined a field military regiment in the German Army. <br /><br />Soon after the outbreak of the First World War Jodl suffered a severe thigh wound. He recovered and saw further action on the Western Front and the Eastern Front. Disillusioned by Germany's defeat he considered leaving the army and becoming a doctor.<br /><br />In 1935 Jodl was promoted to the rank of general major. After the Anschluss he was sent to Vienna as head of the 44th Artillery Command. He returned to Germany and in September he took part in the invasion of Poland.<br /><br />A strong supporter of the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP), Jodl worked closely with Adolf Hitler and in October, 1939, was appointed chief of operations. In January, 1944, Jodl was promoted to the rank of Generaloberst.<br /><br />Jodl came close to be killed when the bomb exploded in the July Plot. He recovered and in May, 1945, signed the unconditional surrender of Germany to the Allies. Soon afterwards he was arrested and charged with war crimes.<br /><br />At the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial Jodl was charged of approving orders that violated the rules of war. Alfred Jodl was found guilty and hanged on 16th October, 1946.
 
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