- of the disc.
Single and triple-hole
deadeyes are most
commonly seen. The three-holed
blocks were
called deadeyes because the
position of the
three holes...
-
Deadeye **** is a
novel by Kurt
Vonnegut originally published in 1982. The novel's main character, Rudy Waltz, or "
Deadeye ****",
commits accidental manslaughter...
-
Deadeye **** was an
American alternative rock trio that was
formed in New Orleans, Louisiana. The band,
which consisted of vocalist/guitarist
Caleb Guillotte...
- post-credits scene,
Sydney and
Grant (now
known as "Lisa the Killer" and "Johnny
Deadeyes")
survive the
virus and
continue speaking English by
maintaining a system...
- up
deadeye in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
deadeye is an item used in the
standing and
running rigging of
traditional sailing ships.
Deadeye or...
- 96th
Infantry Division and
their lineage to
present day.
Remember The
Deadeyes Statistics,
personal histories,
links to oral
histories of WWII
Deadeyes...
- rarely, a
block does not have a sheave. It is then
termed a "dead block".
Deadeyes are used in the
standing rigging.
These are the
pieces of wood that, operating...
- ****
Deadeye, or Duty Done is a 1975
British animated musical comedy film
directed by Bill
Melendez and
designed by
Ronald Searle,
based on the 19th century...
-
first stage, the
player confronts a
robot piloted by
cyborg mercenary Deadeye Joe, who
escapes after the battle. At this point, the Hard
Corps receive...
- and
starring Paul
Koslo and
Dennis Fimple.
Bootleggers (also
released as
Deadeye Dewey and the
Arkansas Kid) is a
period piece crime comedy drama set in...
