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/> person with power or authority, such as a teacher or coach.
It used to be I ran to get where I was going;
I never thought it would take me anywhere.
---Forrest's philosophy of life
Who in the hell is that?
A common addition to "Wh questions" to show added emotion
such as surprise or anger, but the "in" is usually not used.
Just a local idiot.
A funny way to say "a moron who lives around here."
He must be the stupidest son of a bitch alive!
Usually used as a crude insult to describe a mean or unpleasant
person, but here it's almost used as a term of pity.
While in collage, Forrest finds himself involved in a world going
through great social changes, as Jenny prepares to follow her dreams.
Federal troops [are] enforcing a court order.
Reference to the incident in 1962, when President Kennedy ordered the US army
to force the authorities of Alabama to allow two black students into the University
of Alabama. A judge had ordered the admission of black students, and because of
resistance in the South to such orders, the President had to use army soldiers to
make sure that the order was obeyed.
Coons, Niggers.
Very crude racist insults referring to blacks.
(I think "coon" was short for the animal "raccoon.")
The Commander of the National Guard and Governor Wallace.
Wallace was the racist Governor of Alabama in 1962 who refused to obey the courts
because he insisted the blacks must not be allowed to go to a State University with
whites. The "National Guard" are soldiers under the command of individual Governors
of the 50 states who are used in times of civil unrest (riots). However, in 1962,
President Kennedy "nationalized" the guard so that the troops would follow his orders,
and thus enforce the court order to allow blacks into the University.
The University of Alabama had been desegregated.
"To desegregate" is to end the legal separation that exists,
in this case concerning schools.
Wasn't that Gump? :::: Sure as hell was!
Another "hell" expression, used to add emotion to a sentence.
It was coed.
Short for co-educational: An important word meaning that both
males and females are present. It usually refers to a school.
He didn't know any better
A good way to excuse a stupid action!
Forest, look at you! Come on!
The most wonderful and versatile phrasal verb in the English language,
signifying everything from "Be serious" to "Please." Here, meaning "let's go!"
I want to be a singer like Joan Baez.
A famous American folk singer who sung songs
about injustice, war and other social issues.
I want to reach people on a personal level.
Jenny's way of saying that she wants her songs to touch people emotionally.
Girls? I sit next to them in home economics class all the time.
A class in high school where students learn such practical
things as cooking and managing personal finances.
I'm dizzy.
The sensation a person gets after spinning around too fast;
A confused feeling combined with a fear you may fall down.
I bet that never happened in home ec.
A short way to refer to home economics class.
Forrest meets his first US. President, and then soon after,
finds himself in the US. Army with his new friend, Bubba.
The Collegiate All-American football team.
The team created at the end of each year that has the best football
players from every college. They often get to visit the White House.
I must have drunk me about 15 Dr. Peppers.
Dr. Pepper is a famous brand of soft drink (soda pop)
(Note again the ungrammatical addition of "me" that Forrest uses).
I got to pee.
Note how "have got to"--->"gotta" in rapid speech.
"To pee" is to urinate. It's safer to say "go to the bathroom."
Somebody shot his little brother.
Often used as a substitute for "younger."
You're not even a scum-sucking maggot!
A very strong insult: "Scum" is waste material such as that found
in sewer systems. A "maggot" is a type of worm-like insect, or colloquially,
a despicable or horrible person.
It was my induction day and I was already getting yelled at.
The first day upon entering an organization. In this case, the US. army.
Have you ever been on a shrimping boat?
A boat used primarily for catching shrimp.
I was looking to buy a boat on my own and then I got drafted.
If you are drafted, you are forced by the government
to enter into the army or other armed forces.
People call me Bubba, just like one of them redneck boys.
"Bubba" is the stereotypical name for a "redneck," which is a common slang word
for a crude and uneducated person. The stereotype often includes a person who
is racist, sexist and likes guns, trucks and beer.
Whatever you tell me, Drill Sergeant!
The army officer in charge of training new soldiers.
You're god damn gifted!
"Gifted" is a very complimentary adjective for intelligent, or born with great
ability or talent. However, note that "god damn" is a crude but common way of
expressing emotion such as anger (which suggests that the entire phrase is sarcastic).
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