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heard a dialogue in a movie and i didn't know it's meaning and i wanted to ask it here....in the movie death wish iv the crack down, there is a scene when the mafian guy frank bagz argues with a woman in the car & she says
"Fuck you and the horses you rode in on"... then man says you already did then woman replies "you came in second"
what does it mean "you already did .....you came in second"???
"Fuck you and the horses you rode in on"... then man says you already did then woman replies "you came in second"
what does it mean "you already did .....you came in second"???
Posted 2 years ago
I take it to mean something just slightly different, that the guy was saying the woman had already had sex with both him and the horse, and then she was saying having sex with the horse was more satisfying than sex with him.
Interestingly, if you scroll down to Number 48 on this webpage, you'll find a brief discussion of this exchange:
http://www.agonybooth.com/death-wish-4-the-crackdown-1987-part-3-8290
Interestingly, if you scroll down to Number 48 on this webpage, you'll find a brief discussion of this exchange:
http://www.agonybooth.com/death-wish-4-the-crackdown-1987-part-3-8290
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Haha, also not sure what the second part means (almost like I copied it).
I don't really think they meant that she had sex with a horse. "The horses you rode in on" seems like an old saying to emphasize the previous ("fuck you", in this case).
"It seems that even in a world where almost no one rides in on a horse, insulting a man’s steed is a timeless burn."
Well, according to urban dictionary it means "get off your pedestal.
But, why did/how did he come in second? I guess it was just a remark that he was less endowed.
I don't really think they meant that she had sex with a horse. "The horses you rode in on" seems like an old saying to emphasize the previous ("fuck you", in this case).
"It seems that even in a world where almost no one rides in on a horse, insulting a man’s steed is a timeless burn."
Well, according to urban dictionary it means "get off your pedestal.
But, why did/how did he come in second? I guess it was just a remark that he was less endowed.
