I'm your Huckleberry...
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@stitely It's Huckleberry It's Old southern slang for I'm the right man for the Job.
That's how the script was written that's what the intention was. When johnny Ringo wanted someone to fight him he was the right man for the job.
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@stitely also means,"i`m the man for the job"
or "i`m the best one for the job"
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@stitely This makes more sense...especially after the latin conversation between the two was translated. Doc holiday basically said to johnny ringo, that its your funeral...and throughout the movie, he has told him he is his huckle bearer, as in pall bearer.
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@angelamona1 You are wrong sir. Its in the script and been confirmed by the writer. Huckleberry.
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No it is the very last nail, the symbolic nail, that is placed in coffin!! It means, "I'm about to kill you"....
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this is correct and what it was intended and how this term was used during that time.
the man I'm looking for, or the man your looking for, or the right man for the job.
I'm here huckleberry
I'm your huckleberry
I'll be your huckleberry
Your my huckleberry
nuff sad
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@stitely Actually if you watch this film with subtitles he say Huckleberry... so yeah I'm gonna go with that. =)
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Hucleberry
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@stitely That being so... the actual quote in the movie is " Im your huckleberry"
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It's Huckleberry. I did an internet search on the Tombstone script.
Kk, Huckleberry now lol.
LaBlueGirlFanboy 1 year ago
Its actually Huckel Bearer, as in a Pall Bearer. See the handles on casket are called a Huckle. So the person who carries them use to be called a Huckel Bearer. Heres a little extra info i found
“Hucklebearer” was a term commonly used in the 19th century in the southeast U.S. (where Doc Holliday was born and raised) as we now use the term “pallbearer.”
Just a little tidbit of info!
stitely 1 year ago 14
@stitely LOl thanks.
LaBlueGirlFanboy 1 year ago