OK. Cartman as the Vietnamese prostitute was hilarious. But I know his lines were a spoof of something.
For years, my friends and I have imitated the exact same thing. "Me love you long time." "No money no touchy." "Sucky sucky five dollar." It's got to be a line from somewhere. Anyone know? Or is it just another weird little thing stuck in the brains of everyone born in the 60s but we don't know where it came from?
On 1 Oct 1998 19:09:25 GMT, [email] (LGGsNmrl) wrote:
Full Metal Jacket. After the training camp part of the movie, we jump to Vietnam, where Private Cowboy and his buddy Rafterman are hanging around in a Vietnamese City (sorry... forget the name of it... Denang, maybe?) and as they sit at a cafe having lunch, a Vietnamese prostitute comes up to them and starts propositioning.
"Hey... my sucky sucky... me love you long time."
"My mama-san only lets me spend 5 dollah a week for sucky sucky..."
I love this sequence... it's one of the highlights of the movie... I love how Rafterman (or was it Cowboy) snaps photos of the hooker, and she;s posing and shit as she negotiates a price with the other guy.... then the Vietnamese thief runs up and snatches the camera.
Great movie.... one of my all-time favs.
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its from full metal jacket,,,,,i just thought i'd let you in on that . that whole scene in that movie is mad funny. moviesounds.com has more wavs. from that scene hope i helped you out with your little brain-teaser