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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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you got me licked
Maverick: “If you can beat that you got me licked, and that's... a not totally unpleasant prospect.
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Was he playing poker with a woman? "
- Was he playing poker with a woman?
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Was he playing poker with a woman?
"you got me licked" means "you have beaten me." But I think that he's making a sexual comment, using the other meaning of "licked."
"you got me licked" means "you have beaten me." But I think that he's making a sexual comment, using the other meaning of "licked."
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