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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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walk the midget.. play pickle me, tickle me

"Do you want to walk the midget? I want to play pickle me, tickle me with my hot fiancee?"

These are lines from License to Wed. The couple are in bed and the husband is trying to get the wife in the mood for sex.

Can someone explain how these lines are related to his effort? I suppose 'midget' refers to 'penis' but I have no clue what 'pickle' is (preserved cucumber?) in this sentence. Please help me understand the slangs.

Thanks in advance!
  

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Hi, "Do you want to walk the midget? " These are lines from License to Wed. The couple are in bed and the husband is trying to get the wife in the mood for ***.

— Clive

  • Hi, "Do you want to walk the midget?
  • " These are lines from License to Wed.
  • The couple are in bed and the husband is trying to get the wife in the mood for ***.
  • Can someone explain how these lines are related to his effort?
  • I suppose 'midget' refers to '*****' That would be my guess, too.
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Hi,

"Do you want to walk the midget? I want to play pickle me, tickle me with my hot fiancee?"

These are lines from License to Wed. The couple are in bed and the husband is trying to get the wife in the mood for ***.

Can someone explain how these lines are related to his effort? I suppose 'm
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