Dick: You drink too much, swear too much, and your morals are questionable.
Nix:...
Dick: You are everything I’ve ever wanted in a significant other, I love you.
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(When talking about General LeClerc’s French troops)
The French also confounded Winters because the colonel acting as liaison between LeClerc and the 506th was always accompanied by a beautiful woman.
"And all I ever had was Nixon," Winters later remarked with a smile. "It wasn't the same."
—Biggest Brother, the Life of Major Dick Winters
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Ron L’s handwriting is… he went to Yale anyway
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invitation
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The eyes don't lie !
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Lewis Nixon: We'll be comfortable here.
Dick Winters: *follows Nixon like a happy dog*
same Dick Winters five minutes ago facing passionate hot Austrian girls:
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"There are two things about Lewis Nixon that are inescapable”, says Ron Livingston, 33, who joins The Practice this fall. "He was unbelievably intelligent and he drank like a fish." Nixon, who died of complications from diabetes in 1995, came from an incredibly wealthy family (his father owned a successful industrial company) "The other men would get packages of cookies from home," says Nixon's widow, Grace. "[His mother] sent him fur lined slippers and cashmere underwear. He just threw it away.”
From TV Guide September 2001 issue
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My ride was with a good looking, well-spoken man with a very nice car. The conversation was pleasant and normal. Suddenly the man reached over and put his hand on my leg and suggested when we reach Spencer that he would find a nice hotel, treat me to a nice dinner, and that he would make me feel ‘very happy’. This was a ‘first’ in my life. I'd heard of guys like this but to my knowledge never met or talked to one. Immediately, I told him, "Do you see that crossroads up ahead? Stop right there. I am getting out!" He stopped. I got out.
Winters in 1996, recounting his experience of hitchhiking in West Virginia in 1941, in Erik Dorr and Jared Frederick, Hang Tough: The WWII Letters and Artifacts of Major Dick Winters (2020)
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Happy holidays and here is some Livingston singing from 1989.
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modern AU prompt: imagine these are the paparazzi photos of Lewis Nixon III, heir to the Nixon business empire
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The chess, pool, and dart sports bet that Ron Livingston and Rick Warden did at bootcamp is just like something Nix and Harry would do.
They would have Dick as the referee, then Nix won the first two rounds before Harry accused the referee of being corrupt.
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Let's just vote Speirs out. Because why not.
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