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Chuck,

The real cavewomen probably had furry legs and parasites. Maybe didn't bathe very often.

Kenny,

Those were the prototype pyramids in those movies. Held together by mammoth dung. That's why they are no longer around.
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Timmy C wrote:Topic Splitted from Navy movies thread ;)
Splitted...?

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RNfanDan wrote:
Timmy C wrote:Topic Splitted from Navy movies thread ;)
Splitted...?

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We can rest easy with overseers this wise. :heh:
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Ah, but this is a matter of difference between intelligence and wisdom. Two completely different things.

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Lesforan wrote:The real cavewomen probably had furry legs and parasites. Maybe didn't bathe very often.
Yes but they didn't trap you in a meaningless relationship, divorce you, wreck your life, take half your possessions and suck the very life force from your soul leaving you a shell of a man finding his only solace at the bottom of a bottle. :flamed:

P.S. Never happened to me by the way. Yet.
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bocME262 wrote:
Lesforan wrote:The real cavewomen probably had furry legs and parasites. Maybe didn't bathe very often.
Yes but they didn't trap you in a meaningless relationship, divorce you, wreck your life, take half your possessions and suck the very life force from your soul leaving you a shell of a man finding his only solace at the bottom of a bottle. :flamed:

P.S. Never happened to me by the way. Yet.
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Who can remember this movie? Historical accuracy - who cares? :cool_2:
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Gone,

I checked out the cavewomen in the videos in the link you provided, but found they did not fit my description of them at all (thank goodness!).
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Lets put it this way, those Cave Women looked damn good to those Cave Men :big_grin: .

That's a 10,000BC version of "The girls all get prettier at closing time" :heh:

Or the Navy version of "Hey sailorman, you likey meet my sister" :cool_1:

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bengtsson wrote:That's a 10,000BC version of "The girls all get prettier at closing time" :heh:
LOL!! That is funny!

Greatest Non-Navy movie ever made is CLEARLY Casablanca. It's the greatest movie of all time - period.
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Timmy is soon going to split this thread to best Cave-Girl movie ever made. hehe
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bocME262 wrote:Not only has the thread morphed, it has asexually reproduced! Timmy, I bet you feel godlike when you split threads!
bocME262 wrote:Timmy is soon going to split this thread to best Cave-Girl movie ever made. hehe
I think I deserve the credit for bring sex back into thread reproduction.
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chuck wrote: I think I deserve the credit for bring sex back into thread reproduction.
You only get partial credit because the photo is so small...

Not that I mind, overall.

It's interesting how some "off topic" topics are more tolerated than others. Obviously Raquel Welch in a bikini is more "on topic" than the relationship between the USA and Britain.
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Of course scantily clad cave women are relevant to naval history. If it weren't for their appeal back during 10,000 BC, would the human race have survived to build a navy now?
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It sure is tempting, but such a hassel >.<
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Isn't this better?
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Werner,

Aren't you perpetuating a somewhat off topic thread?

Actually I like the fur better.

Wait a minute there's a joke in there somewhere.
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Werner! We have minors in here!
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Just watched Stargate: The Ark of Truth, and as one who loved the series, I can say I liked the movie. I only wish General O'Neill played a role to make it complete.
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Timmy C wrote:Werner! We have minors in here!
HA! Not anymore.... :heh:
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