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Re: It is not easy the Re-enactor life
This looks like a great movie. I wonder if it will be released in the U.S.?
This looks like a great movie. I wonder if it will be released in the U.S.?
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Re: It is not easy the Re-enactor life
If it's released in the US, all the KC boys need to go see it in PERIOD CLOTHING!!!! ha haKyle (Cuffie) Pretzl
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Re: It is not easy the Re-enactor life
Haha looks great definitley wouldn't be the first time a movie shows the life of a reenactor....check this one out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl-GC7JiVZMAric Bruggeworth
Liberty Guards
"I observed one wounded youth about sixteen years of age, who was crying, and stated the cause of his grief, "that General Lee always puts the Fifth Florida in the front." - Henry N. Blake, 11th Massachusetts Infantry at Gettysburg.Comment
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Re: It is not easy the Re-enactor life
Those are both great and funny. I also do Roman and WWII reenacting and they are all different for sure.Pvt. Rudy Norvelle
20th Maine Vol Inf Co. G
Third Brigade, First Divison, Fifth Corps
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Re: It is not easy the Re-enactor life
Huh, is that one guy with the face-whiskers the Irish guy in Braveheart?James E. Boyle, Jr.Comment
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