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No, Farrel Mitchner did not really die in the movie Fubar.
The phrase FUBAR is from the 1998 world war 2 movie 'Saving Private Ryan'
FUBAR
Fubar
FUBAR , meaning " Fouled Up Beyond All Recognition" originated with US soldiers in the early part of WW2. ( although they were known to sometimes use a different word in place of 'fouled')
The duration of FUBAR - film - is 1.27 hours.
FUBAR - film - was created on 2002-05-24.
The cast of Fubar - 2001 includes: Dave Cartledge as Boss James Riseden as Fubar Jeremy Zang as Kolby
FUBAR which is pronounced Foobar, comes from the movie, "Saving Private Ryan". To translate FUBAR here would mean posting profanity. Profanity is not allowed on this site.A more public-place friendly translation is "Fouled Up Beyond All Recognition."An alternate translation might me "Faulty Useless Broken And Redundant" - etymology unknown. FUBAR is from the 1986 movie Tango and Cash. If you mean with fubar "... beyond all recognition", then a literal German translation would be... not really feasible. But the gist would be "komplett im Arsch".Another possibility is that American WWII soldiers heard Germans saying "furchtbar" (=terrible, horrble, awful), and they they nicknamed it "fubar".Believe it or not it is also the name of a hand held demolition tool made by Stanley. They say it stands for Functional Utility BAR.
FUBAR
FUBAR. Which stands for F***ed Up Beyond All Recognition
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