The man, the machine...



My first, and most favorite war movie. I gazed with such wonderment, and pride, as the man took apart the whole Pakistani Army single-handedly with a bazooka. Such profound awesomeness. Salute to the best fake soldier EVER!

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  1. AbhishiktaFebruary 11, 2013 at 9:37 PM

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    someday :/

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