Sheriff Bart: Well dont just sit there looking stupid, grasping your hands in pain. /rebates/2fshop2fblazing2bsaddles&. Older semis didn’t have as well positioned and large rear view mirrors as today. Samuel Johnson: Hush, Harriet! That's a sure way to get him killed! Bart (pickaninny voice): Oh, Oh he'p me! He'p me! He'p me! Somebbody He'p me! He'p me! He'p me! He'p me! (gruff voice) Shut up! (normal voice, to himself) Oh, baby, you are so talented. He cant even hold a gun, much less shoot it. Answer (1 of 3): Semi trucks in the past sometimes had YES and an arrow to the left and NO and an arrow to the right to show the proper points where to pass them. do what he saaaayyyy.(the man slowly drops the gun) Harriet Johnson: Isn't anyone going to help that poor man? Dr. Samuel Johnson:Listen to him men, he's just crazy enough to do it! Bart (gruff, to the one with a gun still): Drop it, or I swear I'll blow this ****'s head ALL OVER THIS TOWN! Bart (pickaninny voice): Oh, Lawdy-Lawd, he's desp'at! Do what he say, do what he saaaayyyy. This is because back then tractor-trailers had one on each side to indicate the safe side to pass on (left) and the joke was that Mongo was as big as truck. Jim: The Waco Kid has just shot the guns out of the hands of a dozen. In Blazing Saddles (1974) when Mongo rides into town on his bull it has YES and NO on his backside.

Johnson: Hold it men-he's not bluffing! (all but one man drop their guns) Dr. Bart: I better go check out this Mongo character. View Quote Bart (gruff voice, hauling himself by the collar): Hold it! The next man that makes a move, the **** gets it.

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