Does anyone know what Bruce Willis's tagline in Die Hard means?Something like hippie kiya mother******?
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"Yippee ki-yay" was a Roy Rogers line (Roy Rogers was the star of a cowboy TV show). The villain in Die Hard had just disparagingly called McClane (Bruce Willis's character) a cowboy, so he retorted with a typical exclamation from his favorite cowboy. The "mother****er" at the end is for . . . emphasis.
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I haven't seen the movie. \n\n If you want to know if the word in the movie means bacteria, please tell us what the name is, so we can help you.  Even if you misspell it, it is better than nothing.
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I love "That Thing You Do", great movie, Tom Everett Scott was great as Guy, loved Liv Tyler too. It was such "American dream" story line, small town local band makes good, you know? My favorite line is Guy -- "I led you here, for I am Spartacus," then probably Faye telling Jimmy off "I wasted a thousand kisses on you and shame on me for kissing you with my eyes closed so tightly", paraphrasing here, I think that's close to the actual line :)
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It means atoning for extreme and delicate beauty while still being highly educable.\n\nAt least, that's what the Wikipedia says.\n\nThe Wiktionary thinks it means fantastic or wonderful.\n\nThe Straight Dope is sure it wasn't invented for the movie Mary Poppins, which made the term famous, but doesn't know what the meaning of the word is.
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Waddaya mean what does this have to do with the military?\nThis is the stuff office jocky's watch all day while we work. Get it together man.
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ha hahaha...that is awesome. i would assume it is because the translation "La Mama" means the breast. Madre is mother, not mama. mammory glands-breast-mama.
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Maybe "Boycott"?\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0255851/
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maybe it means barking out the words?? which I don't think Japanese people really do. that's just in the movies.
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I think its from the movie of Julie Andrews\n\nthe\n\n\nSUPERCALIFRAGILISTICESPIALIDOCIOUS.\n\n\ndid i spelled it right?\n\n\nlol
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It's slang, actually.\n\n"Go away, dude! I'm with someone else. Go die far.  Now, we go our separate ways."\nIt's not a literal translation, I tried to keep the sense and the meaning. Basically, this person is  ending a relationship with someone who keeps insisting.
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"Who's trying to kill you, Mr. Donut-head Man?" "I don't know, but he better not." (Garth)\n\n"Did you ever see that "Twilight Zone" where the guy signed a contract and they cut out his tongue and put it in a jar and it wouldn't die, it just grew and pulsated and gave birth to baby tongues? Pretty cool, huh?" (Garth)\n\n"I like to play..." (Garth)\n\nI'm sure you get it...\n\nOh, oh, and "Have you seen this boy?"\n\nI like the film...sorry!!
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OMG! Hell yeah! That song kicks a$$! I also like "Rush, Rush, To the Yayo!" Thanks a lot. I'm going to watch Scarface tonight.
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are you serious? lol it means exactly what is says !! for example your best friend = Mans best friend lol
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I know when we used it while I was in the Marines, it meant "fast."\nAs in, "Get that done ricky tick!"  Its got to do with the story of Ricky Ticky Tavy, and how he was so fast a cobra couldn't catch him.
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It's a line from "The Shining".  I liked the Kubrick (starring Jack Nicholson) version of the movie the best.\n\nWatch it and you'll understand the line...
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From the movie Life.\n\nRay: "You [bleep] around with me, there's gonna be consequences and repercussions."
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Sure, we'll forgive you for the whole playful misunderstanding suggestion of men giving women sleeping pills to get them into bed. As for the quote of Dead or Alive, I don't really have a single idea. I don't think it actually was made in a movie. They probably just quoted it from some dead guy who made it before.