Re: History Question of sorts

[Anthony Barber <a.barber@qut.edu.au>]

At 11:53 17/03/99 -0600, you wrote:
>A phrase we have heard time and time again as we issue tld or film badges is:
>"We don't need no stinkin' badges!"
>
>Were does this come from? I believe it comes from "treasure of the Sierra
>Madres" and/or "blazing saddles" a colleague thinks it is from a James Bond
>movie where someone was actually trying to get our man James to wear a rad
>badge and he says "We don't need no stinkin' badges."
>
>AND if you say this where did YOU get it from?
>
>I know this is a little on the lighter side, but if anyone has any idea that
>would be great.

Mexican "Bandito" (lining up for participation in the ruination of "Rock
Ridge") to Heady (Headly) Lamaar in "Blazing Saddles"

Ant
 
Anthony Barber
RSO - Queensland University of Technology
ph  61 7 3864 3566
fax 61 7 3864 3993
a.barber@qut.edu.au
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