Two men odd, two men eye, two men ice?
I can't understand what the Lieutenant Detective says in *****. It sounds to me like "with two men eye". Does that make sense to you? Not to me.
This is what I hear in this excerpt:
Police officer: Well, break it out, break it out, go to bed.
Detective Lt.: Well, mother, it seems I'm still on first base **********.
Old woman: Why don't you leave well enough alone? You're just causing me trouble.
Detective Lt.: I was born near a glue factory...
Source. Roger Touhy, gangster (1944) US movie. No subtitles, no script available.
Youtube video excerpt link:
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
gamboler Police officer: Well, break it out, break it out, go to bed. "break it up" People say this when they want a crowd to disperse or two fighting people to stop fighting. : Well, mother, it seems I'm still on first base **********.
- gamboler Police officer: Well, break it out, break it out, go to bed.
- "break it up" People say this when they want a crowd to disperse or two fighting people to stop fighting.
- : Well, mother, it seems I'm still on first base **********.
- "with two men out" A baseball reference.
- Baseball is played in innings, nine per game.
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gambolerPolice officer: Well, break it out, break it out, go to bed.
"break it up" People say this when they want a crowd to disperse or two fighting people to stop fighting.
gambolerDetective Lt.: Well, mother, it seems I'm still on first base **********.
"with two men out" A baseball reference. Baseball is played
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