In third from last episode of season 2, about 33:00 min in Chip says, regarding having to do some additional work he wasn't expecting: "I was --------- into doing that roof". I've only heard that expression used in a vulgar sense. He's a good ol'Texas boy so I can't believe he didn't know its vulgar meaning, or that the show's editor, etc. didn't cut it.
I can't even guess what the blank is. I must be out of the loop.
shareNo clue what the blanked word is either. Sadly, I don't think I care enough to go back to find it.
shareYeah you probably wouldn't recall it unless you knew how it was used in a vulgar, sexual way. That's why I bothered to put when it was said in OP, but if you didn't know the meaning the first time you probably would catch it second time.
shareThe term also means someone who is talked into doing something that they really don't want to do. I am guessing he really didn't want to do the roof, that's why he made the statement.
shareYes and it's also a game but considering it's sexual meaning I think another word or phrase could have been used. "Forced, bamboozled, etc"
shareThe alternate meanings must be regional. I've lived in every west coast state plus HI and never knew it to be anything but vulgar. Guess I missed that ep or I would have surprised to hear him say it.
shareActually it has been used in two episodes I've seen. I've lived in Texas all my life (same state Chip was raised in)and I've only heard it used as a vulgarity, until Chip used it otherwise.
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