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[Patrick is wearing a loincloth, acting as Jesus dying in a play] Now that’s what I call being hung on a cross.
— Saved! ‧ 2004
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
This is a cheeky pun on the phrase 'hung', mixing a cross with a crude innuendo about the actor's loincloth. The speaker is teasing someone in a play who is dressed for a crucifixion scene, and the joke lands by twisting a serious image into a cheeky double meaning.
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