rooster prick

albatross521 | 12:26 Tue 11th Jul 2006 | Phrases & Sayings

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From moive "Before sunrise"
what does it mean?

moving through a straw

Not a saying as such, but . .

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Jay_Jay

Phrase you have there may mean something to do with jabbing a rooster in the derriere, (rather than its sexual organs) - ie, something which wakes a rooster up in the early morning; probably a slang term.

albatross521

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Oh, really.
That's gross.
Not supposed to be appearing in that otherworldly flick.

Quizmonster

I'm not familiar with the film, but I should imagine the phrase is a reference to the tendency for men to have early-morning erections. Would that fit the movie-script?

Quizmonster

I should have added above, that such phenomena are more often the result of the full bladder affecting blood-flow to the penis rather than anything genuinely erotic!

DaSwede

A Japanese and a Texan sit next to each other on a transpacific flight. Out of boredom the Texan asks the Japanese: "Say, do you have elections in Japan?" After some pondering the Japanese beams a huge smile and answers: "Yes, yes, evely molning!"

(Don't know the meaning of the term; I'm just in a silly mood.)

smorodina

It's not a sexual reference, but 'prick' in the sense of obnoxious, like a rooster fighting for attention. In fact, Celene explains it herself when Jesse questions her:

Jesse: I was a rooster prick?

Celene: You were like a little boy whining because
all the attention wasn't focused on him....
...You were like a little boy walking by an ice cream store,
crying because his mother wouldn't buy him a milkshake or something.