VicNicSor
Banned
Russia
Russian
- Aug 28, 2017
- #1
Charlie is going to avenge himself on a woman who cheated on him in a line in a supermarket. He picks an item from her cart, asks her: Could you explain to me what these two food-related references mean? Does he mean the cheese could cause the itching? If so, what is the bread line about? Thanks.
-- "VagiClean," huh? What's the matter, honey? Little extra cheese on the taco?
Then says there's no tag on that, comes up to the mic, and says this (which can be heard all over the supermarket, making the woman very embarrassed).
-- Price check on VagiClean, aisle five. [repeats it] That's VagiClean. We got a customer down here with a full-on fallopian fungus. She's baking a loaf of bread, and I think it's sourdough.
Me, Myself & Irene, movie
Florentia52
Modwoman in the attic
Wisconsin
English - United States
- Aug 28, 2017
- #2
I wish I thought you were implying that men in Russia don't make crude references to women's genitals, vaginal secretions, and yeast infections. Surely the concept is not new to you.
VicNicSor
Banned
Russia
Russian
- Aug 28, 2017
- #3
Florentia52 said:
I wish I thought you were implying that men in Russia don't make crude references to women's genitals, vaginal secretions, and yeast infections. Surely the concept is not new to you.
Sorry, what's it got to do with men in Russia?..
I meant, what does he mean by the red part? This reference to bread, cheese, taco is not clear to me
What's the pun or humor in that?
JulianStuart
Senior Member
Sonoma County CA
English (UK then US)
- Aug 28, 2017
- #4
Unfortunately for us, this movie is likely to have a few things you will need the urban dictionary for taco And bun in the oven
Those two will give you a clue on the meanings and you can probably figure out the rest. I'm sure you can already guiess what Vagi-clean does. Charlie is being very crude and very cruel.
Myridon
Senior Member
Texas
English - US
- Aug 28, 2017
- #5
Not "bun in the oven". It's referring to the yeasty smell of baking bread, particularly sourdough.
JulianStuart
Senior Member
Sonoma County CA
English (UK then US)
- Aug 28, 2017
- #6
Myridon said:
Not "bun in the oven". It's referring to the yeasty smell of baking bread, particularly sourdough.
Even worse
lingobingo
Senior Member
London
English - England
- Aug 28, 2017
- #7
The woman has contracted a sexually transmitted condition (a fungal – or yeast - infection of her private parts) and is buying a cream to treat it, when her jealous ex-partner comes along and grabs the opportunity to embarrass her big-time in the supermarket.
VicNicSor
Banned
Russia
Russian
- Aug 28, 2017
- #8
Yes, I knew what "VagiClean" was for.
And I guess I know now what the red part implies.
Thank you everyone !
lingobingo said:
her jealous ex-partner
He is not
kentix
Senior Member
English - U.S.
- Aug 28, 2017
- #9
VicNicSor said:
with a full-on fallopian fungus
He's relating fungus to mold (which is related to cheese-making) and to yeast (which is related to bread-making).
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bibliolept
Senior Member
Northern California
AE, Español
- Aug 28, 2017
- #10
lingobingo said:
The woman has contracted a sexually transmitted condition (a fungal – or yeast - infection of her private parts) and is buying a cream to treat it, when her jealous ex-partner comes along and grabs the opportunity to embarrass her big-time in the supermarket.
I don't feel that the dialogue or the scene as outlined are intended to reference either intercourse or a sexually transmitted disease. Certainly, yeast infections do not require intercourse. Perhaps you were misled by the "who cheated on him in a line in a supermarket." What that is probably intended to describe is that she
cutin front of him at the supermarket checkout line.
VicNicSor
Banned
Russia
Russian
- Aug 29, 2017
- #11
Thank you for the replies.
bibliolept said:
that she
cutin front of him at the supermarket checkout line
Actually, she, holding one item in her hands, asked him to let her ahead of him. He agreed, and then she called her kids with full carts of goods
bibliolept
Senior Member
Northern California
AE, Español
- Aug 29, 2017
- #12
VicNicSor said:
Thank you for the replies.
Actually, she, holding one item in her hands, asked him to let her ahead of him. He agreed, and then she called her kids with full carts of goods
Ah, well, there is still no reason there to suggest that he might be particularly given to speculate about her sexual practices at that moment. For one, the presence of her children would lead one to presume that she is married, and there is presumably less "comedic value" (if your sense of humor is such) in referring to a married woman's sexual proclivities or habits rather than to those of a single woman.
Florentia52
Modwoman in the attic
Wisconsin
English - United States
- Aug 29, 2017
- #13
I agree with bibliolept that there is no implied reference to the woman's sexual activity. Charlie is simply trying to demean her by using her anatomy and presumed yeast infection as a basis for insult.
VicNicSor
Banned
Russia
Russian
- Aug 29, 2017
- #14
Thank you for the replies.
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