'I Love the Smell of Napalm in the Morning' | Apocalypse Now

Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore (Robert Duvall) orders a massive napalm strike.
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[@Moggy471]

The maddest charcter in a movie full of them. Great performance from Mr Duvall.

[@slycarlo8747]

I think that title belongs to Mr Brando’s portrayal of the colonel.

[@Moggy471]

@@slycarlo8747 Perhaps, but to my mind Kurtz understood that war was hell and to win you had to make worse hell than the other guy. He wanted power and understood how to get it. A kind of rational madness. Kilgore loved war. Saw it as sport. Never wanted to go home, win, the war to end. He gets my vote.

[@slycarlo8747]

@@Moggy471 If you’ve only watched the newest cut of the movie I’d understand where you get that from but in my opinion he was meant to portray the cowards that commanded a lot of these men to go and die. He’s really never shown doing anything in the movie besides ordering other men to commit the violence while he revels in it once the enemy has been dealt with. Even during the helicopter attack scene, he is viewing the entire thing from a distance with Captain Willard through his binoculars. Kurtz embodies the exact opposite leader, a man willing to take himself to the edge of existence to accomplish his own personal goals. Kilgore was only committed to accomplishing the goals he was commanded to do, he might’ve enjoyed it, but they were never his plans, that’s what makes his actions sane.

[@Moggy471]

@@slycarlo8747 I'm not sure you are right about that. Does doing what you believe to be right make you more insane than someone who enjoys the pure killing?

[@Moggy471]

@@slycarlo8747 I'm enjoying this conversation BTW mate. You raise good points.

[@dmh54321]

"Some day this war is going to end" the look of disappointment on his face is priceless!

[@manuelcapela7620]

👍Almost like saying "enjoy it while you can"!

[@antlerbraum2881]

He lives for it

[@maximilianorocca5164]

Thanks American man, for spread freedoom all around the world.

[@pekkasupa2798]

@@maximilianorocca5164 As Putin is "liberating" Ukraine right now...

[@maximilianorocca5164]

@@pekkasupa2798 putin is just another dictator. It is not coincidence that Vietnam war, usa loose it, is an not developed country. The same for north corea The same for Afganisthan The same for cuba Etc etc. Capitalism have bad things, but is the best system right now. Just check the data. The part of Ucraine that will belong to russia, will be just like that.

[@Victorsbzh]

Who could've guessed that these two minutes will make the guy remembered for eternity?

[@codymoe4986]

Unsure what most folks will remember about Duvall, but I would assume that The Godfather might be pretty high on the "list".

[@RuiLuz]

They should have made a full movie about his character.

[@diegolopez6225]

Nah, "dont worry about anything frankie five angels". The best

[@RM-xk6iu]

@@diegolopez6225 one of the most incredible scenes ever for sure

[@ADoveTailJoint]

Nah, his role as Gus from “Lonesome Dove” is his best work and character imo.

[@BearDaxRush]

Still one of the best acting scenes in film history. Robert duvall always plays a character spot on. His mix of care and and don't care in this scene is iconic. capturing the brutality and also the calmness of war

[@unosomes]

Я почти всё понял.

[@unosomes]

👍

[@HenrikSchneevoigt]

I totally agree

[@michaeljoseph741]

"Smells like victory" Most iconic movie line ever.

[@nonnimeme9670]

...and ironic.

[@Paapi_purush]

Oxymoron

[@user-og8zx2fe4n]

@@nonnimeme9670 why? If you burn your enemies you will win

[@stuff1235]

@@user-og8zx2fe4n The irony is that, they didn't win.

[@notsoberoveranalyzer8264]

@@user-og8zx2fe4n Un, that didn’t seem to happen in Vietnam. Sure, the USA won more firefights, and the ratio was pretty insane. But the initial goal wasn’t to kill as many as possible. We tried to use that method to win and lost.

[@marvinhunt8276]

"CHARLIE DON'T SURF!" Robert Duvall's best role.

[@davidtucker7219]

"What do you know about surfing Major?? Your from Goddamned New Jersey"!

[@seanmcnally4818]

Love that song, too!

[@ZZ09M4G18-ti8pg]

I love how he didn't so much as flinch when that mortar round landed behind him, while the to soldiers next to him duck for cover.

[@BeavisChipolte]

"He was one of those guys who had that weird light about him. You just knew that he wasn't gonna get so much as a scratch here."

[@glenndouglas8822]

It's called....a script....ya numbnut.

[@destructionman1]

Two*

[@Camcolito]

@@BeavisChipolte That's a great line, iconic description of the character.

[@lonestar6709]

_"If this is how Kilgore fought the war... I started wonder what they had against Kurtz."_ Scary shit.

[@norfangl3480]

Tbh Kilgore treated both civilians and wounded enemies with respect.

[@PolishGod1234]

​@@norfangl3480It was just a cover, to make himself look like a honorable Man despite the fact that he just massaced whole village.

[@markmcallan973]

I'm hearing you bro 👍

[@blu4390]

@@PolishGod1234to be fair, ordinary civilian women put a grenade in one of the Huey’s. At that point the civilians lost the privilege of being spared

[@jjrj8568]

@@norfangl3480 Kurtz had gone rogue; Kilgore was useful for blowing up villages suspected of being VC.

[@Boxscot49]

I love that his entire motive throughout all of this is to clear that beach so they can surf

[@alexeton]

Robert Duval steals the whole movie with this scene.

[@liqurmeup]

He steals it because he is the only one in it. Stupid.

[@clarencebodicker3299]

Nah this is martin sheen's movie

[@antel704]

@@clarencebodicker3299 Robert Duval is king of this movie for me. Everything other in movie is PTSP mistyc story, only Duval dont know what is that and have no time for that, maybe in some other life, but now he is American patriot Soldier, after siriously job must do someting for himself, just remember old cowboy's and trut of " Land of brave and free"

[@mashelalnaar]

I like the way he doesn't even flinch at mortar fire.

[@clarencebodicker3299]

@@antel704 I told you not to stop now let's go

[@cdpgbc-mw2kz]

I was 13 years old when my Uncle took me to this movie, when it was first released. All these years later, it is still one of my favourite movies. Thanks Uncle Louis. May you rest in peace.

[@mtmadigan82]

Lol wtf was going through his mind dragging a 13yr old to this?

[@cdpgbc-mw2kz]

@@mtmadigan82 Different time. I am a Gen X. He was WW2 generation.

[@robertfitch310]

I would share this film w/my 13 year old grandson, seriously…if you’re starting to hit puberty you need some real man experiences. Like learning to shoot, ride dirt bikes, peek at a playboy. 🌲⛰👨‍🌾🇺🇸🙏

[@cdpgbc-mw2kz]

@@robertfitch310 Thanks. I agree. The only part that scared the S out of me was the tiger scene. No idea that was coming.

[@none1426]

@@robertfitch310 Real Man Stuff. Something you don't hear often. Thanks

[@stevecowder4774]

What an impressive and impactful role that Duvall added to this movie. He was actually humorous in a film that definitely needed a good dose of humor. An unforgettable part that really contributed in making Apocalypse Now the epic classic that it was. And I love the expression on Captain Willard’s face as Kilgore walks away at the end of this scene.

[@pedroortega3888]

Perdí a dos tíos en esta guerra. De 19 y 20 años. Así que le veo lo gracioso.

[@steelcastle5616]

From this, to the Godfather, the Apostle, and A Family Thing...Robert Duval has always been one of my very favorite actors.

[@arthurdanu1809]

Don't forget FALLING DOWN with Michael Douglas, too....and he was great in LONESOME DOVE!

[@kresdubbin3541]

Don't forget days of thunder & falling down

[@RockyRose725]

Don't forget "To Kill a Mockingbird."

[@gjonesx7]

The Apostle is an airtight perfect movie, flawless.

[@atempo206]

I loved him in Colors too

[@MobileTech296]

He was one of those guys that had that weird light around him. You just knew he wasn't going to get so much as a scratch here.

[@largol33t1]

"Charlie didn't get much USO... His idea of great R&R was cold rice and a little bit of rat meat..."

[@Skipjack7814]

One other funny aspect of this scene is the way Capt Willard, who has seen unbelievable things, looks at Kilgore after he says "someday this war's gonna end."

[@stephen.s5089]

Charlie don't surf

[@edwardsharpe6234]

"but we think he should" The Clash

[@davidharrison441]

Correct only tools surf

[@Chuked]

Neither do worms

[@valdenersimoncini719]

Doesn’t

[@user-tb4el1sr1q]

No he didn't have a phone

[@ELN355]

Mr Duvall....You absolutely NAILED that character beyond perfection. It has been forever etched and stamped in my mind. It's strange how the whole scene and your words spring to mind on occasion. Perfect !

[@ThePartisan13]

"Someday this war is going to end". Translates to: "Well we had a good run but our fun is going to come to an end soon."

[@jj80808]

So funny to think when I was younger I took that line as him encouraging everyone and contradicting his previous lines and attitude with optimism that it struck me odd. It's so clear it's the opposite, it's amazing!

[@teddyjackson1902]

I think it’s a matter of fact statement with the realization that his identity and motivation are entwined with it. I don’t think it’s about “fun”. It’s about “what am I without this?”

[@nobstompah4850]

@@teddyjackson1902 a fact for 90% of combat veterans

[@teddyjackson1902]

@@nobstompah4850 exactly. It’s weird to me how many people misinterpret sentiment like this.

[@FumblsTheSniper]

What’s horrifying (and somewhat cool) is that he genuinely just portrays the unwitting monster. Personally, his goals revolve around peace and safety. That’s why he makes sure both the woman and child get out to a hospital, just moments before he calls in fire on the monsters in the jungle.

[@mkultra2456]

lol monsters in the jungel. DATS RACIST!

[@liquidh5226]

Monsters? Vietnamese defending their land from American invaders.

[@gayan2517]

Sure its not just standard US properganda?

[@FumblsTheSniper]

@@gayan2517 you don’t understand how propaganda works, at least how I think

[@mkultra2456]

@@gayan2517 loooool _proper_ - GANDA

[@manosparavida3551]

Another priceless line has to be....."you either surf or you fight!"

[@Backyardmech1]

I love how with all of the aerial communications you can see the Cessna Skymaster forward air controller doing his pass in the background of this scene marking the target areas.

[@stevedalbor1001]

that's called O-1 I believe.

[@binghamguevara6814]

"Highly influential. Highly complex. Highly explosive." Welcome to Apocalypse Now.

[@therealbettyswollocks]

The way he paused and then delivered the word ‘victory’ in a completely different tone, makes this iconic.

[@zairehaylock4974]

That is one of my favorite movie lines.

[@widovv_296]

This might be the greatest sequence in film history

[@RuiLuz]

Colonel Kilgore and The Full Metal Jacket Door Gunner would make one hell of a movie together.....

[@jamesbarker9895]

This and "I told you not to stop, now let's go" two of the most impactful lines ever uttered on film

[@ronaldstokes4841]

LOL... "Never get out of the boat!"

[@bruceprice8882]

One of his best , Robert Duval made some of the best one liners his own, even playing Stalin.

[@josemanuelpedro9451]

Não é o Robert Duvall que não entra no filme, é uma grande interpretação vde Martin Shenn...

[@chadpunte1731]

every time I think back to my years in Afghanistan and how 5 of the 6 platoon sgts I worked with ended up dead or crippled I am reminded of this scene. This is exactly how they acted.

[@user-nr6xo9nj8g]

Shirtless, casual, poetic, and fearless

[@user-lf2zx8jk1j]

this movie is Full of incredible lines... I luv where kurtz/brando asks martin sheen : "Are you an Assassin...?" ... sheen answers, "I'm a Soldier" ... kurtz Corrects him, "You Are Neither... You are an Errand Boy sent by Grocery Clerks to Collect a Bill..." classic...

[@raymondpalacios3032]

When I enlisted in the USAF in the 80s. We had an old TSgt that was a Vietnam vet. He had a chest full of medals. They almost went up to the collar. He would always hit the deck when we war gaming and bomb simulations would go off. They finally made him retire. I'll never forget that guy. 28 yrs later, I to was put out to pasture.

[@spartacus3111]

it's "put out to pasture" Also 'too'

[@Mk18_40mm]

@spartacus3111 No one cares Grammer nazi

[@ryanr6607]

@@spartacus3111 English teacher?

[@warrenheslip692]

Yep it's like a lot of things. The most heroic soldiers were not army core guys ..but civilians in many wars.

[@repunched106]

Thank you both for your service

[@Marc-qo1li]

Probably one of the best lines and scenes in any movie

[@PolishGod1234]

Every single scene from this film could be called one of the best scenes in any movie tbh

[@RUSTA5]

🤮

[@colinprincipe6293]

"Don't you think it's a little hot out there for some R&R?"

[@markuspilmar9757]

I worked in a concrete plant and had a friend (black) who was a sergeant in Vietnam. Sometimes the workers there would use a sledgehammer to fix a stubborn steel mold, and if Leroy wasn't expecting it, he would fall to the floor because he thought it was some kind of explosive. It wasn't cool. I even saw such people making this noise right behind Him just for fun.When someone asked Him about Vietnam He would say: "go, buy a ticket and watch those heroes from the movie Apocalypse, don't ask me".

[@bighands69]

That is a nonsense story by the sounds of it.

[@CK-dd7eq]

Why mention his race?

[@markuspilmar9757]

You can take it as you will, but I knew Him and I know He wouldn't mind me pointing it out. I worked with Him for eight years, the work was very hard and He was qualified to work in the office or even not to work at all, but as He said His body was adapted to hard effort, not only physical. What I described did not happen every day but I witnessed such situations several times.

[@vitesse_arnhem]

@@CK-dd7eq Because OP is likely a BLM commie. Ironic because his friend allegedly fought Charlie. If only today’s Leftist scum knew the horrors of communism. With small, targeted tactical nukes we could have decimated communism and left a clean Viet Nam for the future. Instead, we have unionized labor and Joe Biden

[@morris9337]

Colour of his skin has no relevance to the story 😂

[@XiyuYang]

One of the most iconic lines in cinematic history.

[@bpd231martinko9]

One of the most classic movie scenes of all time.

[@yensabi]

The Helicopter attack scene with the music playing was one of the best parts of the movie 👍

[@paulanderson5389]

When I was younger and surfed a lot. That line, if I say it’s safe to surf this beach it’s safe to surf this beach! Now you either surf or fight! Always cracked me up.. 😂

[@Blackhorseveteran]

I was 11th Cav after Nam....I had many "thank you's" from Vietnam Vets...and I would tell them.."I appreciate it, but you guys paved the way...Allons !!!

[@Craig-wi5bv]

This film is a absolute masterpiece.May not be very accurate in the depication of Nam,but by god its a great film..

[@DW-nb2zc]

Nobody better than Mr Duvall

[@StevoMoore-xv2ez]

Duvall is one of the greatest actors ever. I love him best in Lonesome Dove as Gus. Gus was talking about Jake Spoon and said something like Jake was just being Jake and it was a full time job.

[@rodgoddard5113]

The first two things that comes to mind when I hear Apocalypse Now are that famous line "I love the smell of Napalm in the morning" and the legendary helicopter scene..........great movie.....

[@PolishGod1234]

For me its the scene of Willard finaly coming face to face with Kurtz

[@garystone3476]

One of my favorite movies of all time.

[@LoneLee2022]

My favorite movie. I saw it in a packed theater opening week-end in August 1979 stoned out of my mind. Changed my life.

[@1FokkerAce]

In real life when that detonation went off... he didn’t even flinch.

[@THEBULLETPROOFGARAGE]

Phenomenal movie. Incredible acting. Epic scene.

[@Moondoggy1970]

Duvall one of the greatest actors ever!!The Great Santini was spot on!!

[@brasstacks5319]

We were deprived of this when I was younger. 😆This is waaay better than Full Metal Jacket.

[@alcodelcololex5327]

I love the sound of a huey in the morning.

[@OneofInfinity.]

The old version with 2 rotor blades yes.

[@opiaetus1061]

Bull.

[@sillysod33]

One of the few actors who could go toe to toe with Brando on screen and hold his own. Ledge.

[@deadeyecpt.7765]

For some reason I always laugh when I see him slap that guy's rifle in the beginning of this scene.

[@ftniceberg874]

That should be everyone's reaction when somebody flags them with a weapon. The way the guy says sorry I would assume it was unintentional and not part of the script, but left in.

[@ashenone9538]

Robert Duvall sounds like Larry David 😂

[@chrisdargie7057]

Absolutely fantastic movie. The music and the actors really brought it! Great movie!

[@pabloantonio6474]

Robert Duvall badass always

[@fredriley8959]

Marlon brando is a legend and francis ford copella is way ahead of his time !. This is by far one of the best war films ever . I even bought the re deux

[@KevinBalch-dt8ot]

I never thought about it but this was a Godfather 1 reunion.

[@xxhotshotxx]

Redeux is the best

[@user-bu7fx8ly6v]

Robert Duval carried this entire movie with his scenes...

[@ernestoc9987]

Amazing performance from Mr. Duvall!!👏👏👏

[@michastaneke2791]

One of the best warmovies ever , and duval is epic ,here

[@Craig-wi5bv]

This scene is movie making genius.Holds up better than any other cgi crap these days...70s,80s,90s were the hey day of cinema..

[@JhonNye96]

Not a cell phone in sight Just people living the moment

[@GordiansKnotHere]

It's all the little subtleties that makes Robert Duvall such a great actor. Always really liked Robert Duvall. Gene Hackman is also up there too...

[@TK-zd7ym]

What a masterpiece of cinema

[@RKar2009]

"Ya smell that, ya smell that?" Smells like ... victory". Gotta love that saying.

[@michaelhill7878]

Another great line from this movie was Martin Sheen at the Bridge. He asks the solider, "Who is in charge here?" The solider replied, "No one."

[@mikebite229]

col kilgore was so great in that movie.....i liked the death cards he was throwing on the dead...

[@Samsaraindo]

Beautifully shot. Modern cinema can't compare

[@largol33t1]

This is one of VERY few films from the last 30-40 years that blew me away with its camera work. The camera crew were at the VERY top of their game.

[@BrentWilkins7777]

Thanks to the great cinematographer Vittorio Storaro.

[@XAMS]

The most amazing thing about this scene is there isn't a single shot in which Coppola doesn't have a helicopter flying through in the background.

[@marioparedes4936]

Luv how he doesn't flinch when the bombs explode, smells like victory, and then they took his board, lol

[@jimmymcjimmyvich9052]

Eh. It was acting. A real person would duck. Are you for real?

[@marioparedes4936]

@@jimmymcjimmyvich9052 I know, but it's still Kool

[@robertmorris8997]

@@jimmymcjimmyvich9052 Patton didn't flinch. MacArthur didn't flinch. Chesty Puller didn't flinch. In real life, when they were on the front lines. As said, so to speak, in this movie, there are those that know they will not get a scratch.

[@onkelmarvin8360]

If there was ever, a movie character, that you could describe as " Gung--Ho "............he`s it !!!!!!! All his lines in Apocalypse Now, are just really really cool, he should have had an Oscar for this performance.

[@nrfnrd]

We just want our surfboard back

[@bobafett109]

😂

[@whozyourdaddy]

"Some day this war's gonna end." That line always stuck with me. He was actually disappointed that the war couldn't continue forever.

[@SamuraiPie8111]

there's a reason the viking's idea of heaven was an eternal battlefield

[@RealMTBAddict]

Ok

[@mrwhat5094]

​@@SamuraiPie8111it isn't actually there's alot of merrymaking inbetween fights but also be honest and ask yourself, if you believed you would be able to eternally fight demons to the end of time, would you be disappointed?

[@davidtorraslarson6146]

I could watch this scene (and the whole movie) 3 billion times and never get tired of it!!

[@whatsreal7506]

Never gets old

[@hannibaldelosreyes4868]

" someday this war is gonna end"

[@hannibalburgers477]

>Refuses to end the sentence with falling intonation >Refuses to elaborate further >Leaves

[@legbert123]

@@hannibalburgers477 Best Part of the movie

[@pawagnathom]

The deeper in the jungle the worse. That's a feeling.

[@garyaustin7254]

Outstanding! Best clip of the whole film👌BIG DUKE SIX😂😂love it.

[@tavish4699]

honnestly for a character like that its absolutely incredible that he takes the time to take care of civillians

[@zeppelincraft1443]

I think it has to do something with human nature. You can geniunely care about a stranded family in front of you, but at the moments notice you rain literal fire and brimstone on your enemies.

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Whoosh. The entire scene is about mass murder. The injured child scene was a genius move to show how deranged Kilgore was. Save the kid but reminisce about slaughtering 'stinkin' dinks' 'Napalm, son. Nothing else in the world smells like that. I love the smell of napalm in the morning. You know, one time we had a hill bombed, for 12 hours. When it was all over, I walked up. We didn't find one of 'em, not one stinkin' dink body. The smell, you know that gasoline smell? The whole hill. Smelled like... victory. Someday this war's gonna end'

[@ronaldstokes4841]

War IS about mass murder. @@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb

[@PolishGod1234]

Its just an excuse. Even Willard said so.

[@tavish4699]

so what ? you wanne say the us army was not supossed to fight the vietcong? @@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb

[@nrfnrd]

Love this movie

[@brooklynlace5503]

When I fart I tell my kids it smells like Victory……one of my favorite lines and movie of all time.

[@delrey874]

One of the best films ever made.

[@MrBratnip]

Huge Fan of Duval- remember Gus in Lonesome Dove? think on an interview once he said it was his favorite part----this part is right up there im sure...

[@RaoulDukeSr]

Great film..and Gus was a great roll.

[@martinintrospective3491]

I’ve got a friend who died recently who looked just like Robert Duvall. He used to wear a old worn red baseball cap. He used to work on the door at one of my Acid House clubs circa 1989/92. Then he went Hong Kong & did some Raves in the jungle .

[@terrybroadway2955]

Maybe the most classic movie line ever

[@AGC828]

One of the top 3 war films ever made IMHO. So well written and acted. Terrific photography. And done BEFORE there was CG!! Details....when the Vietnamese old woman approaches the Col with a baby....they don''t smack the old woman or shoot her and the baby (as would happen in some airhead type war film...low budget"....Col "Duvall" has the baby and old woman taken to safety. Well done. Small things... Would have loved for the same people to have made the movie today....releasing AN on 4k Bluray with a Dolby Atmos track....reference qulity.....

[@PolishGod1234]

It isn't really a war film though, war isn't its main focus. Its more about morality and philosophy of human nature, a journey into deepest corners of human soul.

[@michaelherron4306]

What a scene!

[@thelitsas5553]

Martin Sheen has one of the best "this motherfvcker crazy" looks I've ever seen

[@garrett6304]

"Just give me back the board, Lance. It was a good board and I like it. You know how hard it is to find a board you like."

[@geekay1349]

Cappola captured the absurdities of the Vietnam War

[@mellilore]

...and you couldn't even capture his own name man

[@codymoe4986]

@melilore...As opposed to capturing 2 likes by being a prick out of nowhere?

[@KingLich451]

@@mellilore it's fine.

[@RoyClendaniel]

The civil war cavlry officer hat is a great touch.

[@DaleGribbletheCat]

I want one

[@heatherjones6647]

Apparently Duvall brought it with him when he flew out to start filming. He was really focused on nailing the character of Kilgore.

[@Ferreal92]

This performance by Robert Duvall, and Quint’s USS Indianapolis scene in Jaws have stuck in my head to this day.

[@rich50ful]

One of the greatest scenes I have ever seen!

[@CaptainAmaziiing]

Teddy Roosevelt was an officer in the Spanish/American war. He was mounted and bullets were wizzing everywhere. One of his men was hiding in a ditch. Roosevelt scolded him "I'm on a horse! Now get up here!" The soldier stood up and immediately got his head blown off. Years later Roosevelt was quoted saying 'I always felt bad about that one."

[@stupidmonkey8057]

its such a larry david moment

[@christopheryellman533]

Interesting character, TR. Killing thousands of animals on safari, colonialist adventures in Latin America. Mostly a jackass, but it worked during his times.

[@RaimundoNonato-nk9sc]

Perderam a guerra mas não a pose!! Artista maravilhoso!

[@bobromphf9644]

One of the best lines in cinema history.

[@oldeagle2514]

After the war I've learned to just loved the smell of coffee in the morning!

[@davidfitzgerald3653]

Robert Duvall is amazing

[@aurthurodonnell6707]

can not believe Robert Duvall was ever this young .the man is one of the best actors ever .. out ... P.S. love the smell of gunpowder in the morning !!!😁

[@CtalkerNik]

Напалма по утрам

[@h8troodoh]

Napalm not gunpowder... you poor soul... 😂😅😂

[@decovirginrojas4084]

"I love the smell of Bacon in Ramadan"

[@wongsifu460]

you win wars with officers like Kilgore, balls of steels and a little insane