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I laughed out loud when she said that.
shareA bad ass chick like Charlie Baltimore would only say something like 'suck my d**k'! Are you kidding me? I love this movie!!!!
shareI laughed out loud when she said that.
This is one of my favorite action films. In fact, I love every single part of it EXCEPT her line, "suck my d*ck..."!
I own the DVD and have watched it numerous times yet I still just can never seem to let that line pass.
It makes no sense to me at all (why would a woman ever say that??) and hearing it always pulls me away from the film.
I honestly thought it was the worst choice for a line that could have been made ... until I read your post, Ljosmakken. Your 'humerous' idea was neither humerous nor appropriate -- it was just downright offensive.
In 1995, a year before this movie came out, I started hearing a few girls in my high school use this phrase. They were saying it ironically and it really made me do a double take, because really, why would a girl say that? The girls that I heard use this phrase were very much like Charli Baltamore. They were feisty and tough and had attitudes. Anyway, by the time this movie came out I didn't even bat an eye because I'd heard it before and that's the kind of thing a badass woman like Charli would say. It's just a crude insult and therefore true to the character. However, since Long Kiss Goodnight I don't really think I've heard this insult used anymore. It's kind of a phrase that seems to have faded out with the 90s.
shareAre you kidding me? I use that line all the time. Someone's pissing you off there's no better way to stun them and shut them up. It's a line that you need balls to pull off. See there's another common phrase that's all about men's genetalia.
As you're offended by the alternative, what would your replacement suggestion be?
Are you kidding me? I use that line all the time. Someone's pissing you off there's no better way to stun them and shut them up. It's a line that you need balls to pull off. See there's another common phrase that's all about men's genetalia.
It makes no sense to me at all (why would a woman ever say that??) and hearing it always pulls me away from the film.
I honestly thought it was the worst choice for a line that could have been made.
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You should watch it again. It is so much better with a few friends in a small setting. We laughed and laughed the 2nd time.
shareGrow up, you have nothing to be offended about.
I don't give a f*@K about trolls who doesn't for his opinion telling me how to review movies.
Why can't a woman use it? It's meant as an insult, not an invite; so the "she doesn't have one" argument has no legs to stand on.
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It was much better in "Lake Placid" when Betty White said "This is the part where if I had a dick I'd tell you to suck it".
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Betty White in that movie is f-cking hilarious. Nobody expected her to be that way, which is why it was great.
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In The Hangover, Ed Helms' bitchy girlfriend said "Suck my dick" to Zach Galifianakis for comedic effect, after Helms broke up with her.
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It kinda reminds me of that line in Heathers when Shannen Doherty as Heather Duke says to Winona Ryder, "Veronica, why are you pulling my dick?" as if the say "Why are you **cking with me?"
It's just a bad ass thing for a girl to say.
Obviously it is a subjective thing.
Fortunately, it mostly went out with the 90's, like grunge music, and that is a good thing.
I always thought it was a lame line and a lamer insult for a woman to use. Hell, its a lame insult for men to use. I have never uttered it.
It does work for men as an insult at least since they actually have one.
Women should stick with their own genitalia, and get over the fact that they don't have a penis.
She is emasculated and this line emphasises that
shareJust doesn't have the same impact
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Didn't you mean, "I'd like to be put on ignore?".
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