Full
Metal Mustache
Friday, March 13th 2002.
Bart Boys Kevin Czopalla and Erwin Pachulke have been off
duty for almost 18 months.
But this afternoon, somewhere under a heap of empty bottles
in their fucked up appartment in South Central, something
strange happens: The telephone is ringing.
Colonel Maik Schweigart is on the phone.
Czopalla and Pachulke
are reactivated.
Mission target:
Vietnam.
Before they leave,
the Bart Boys prepare themselves by watching some of the good
old Chuck Norris stuff.
(click pictures
to enlarge!)
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Shaken,
but not stirred:
After 20 hours in the heli, Bart Boys prove themselves to be
hard boys. Just as Chuck Norris.
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Keep
cool:
The Bart Boys are chillin’ in Halong Bay. In the background
you see the legendary sea battle of Hat Roq (shortly before
it really started, Soundtrack: Halloween).
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Vietnamese
low riders belong to the toughest in all the world. Some of
them are undercover agents. These boys can’t even spell
“Steppenwolf”. Cool.
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Bart
Boys are checking Halong Bay on their Boat.
Private Sven, the paper palmtree, get’s on our nerves.
But nobody lets on.
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The journey back
is a nightmare. The guy next to Czopalla tells everyf***ingbody
that his name is “peace”. We try to tell him that
the word “peace” actually means “war”
and that his parents are dyslexics. But he don’t understand.
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Saigon
City, at last.
The Bart Boys finally got rid of Private Sven the paper palmtree
and the freak named “peace”. So there’s some
time left for getting drunk and checking out some meat. But
the girl on the left plays hard to get.
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So Czopalla
wakes up alone.
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Saigon
rules:
Eastbam is at the turntables and the girls are real beauties
(after 10 Tiger Beer).
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Mission
Complete.
In Hongkong, the Bart Boys mingle for a last time with the people
five feet high. Then
it’s time for a heli ride back home.
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