A short white picket fence with a plump lavender cushion resting on its top rail.

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Maddie

You are too old and fat to be jumping fences.

— True Grit

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What it means

Our interpretation.

Maddie is being blunt: someone is simply too old and too fat to be jumping fences. It's a plain, unsparing assessment with no cushioning, and the humour comes from how flat and practical it sounds, as if it were just a fact about fence-jumping.

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