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Do ppl fr get into school fights?

RRM said:
I don’t get it
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Do i have to summarize everything for you proffesor dumb ass 🙄🙄

The phrase “Put me and you in a ring and you’re leaving in a stretcher” is a threatening or aggressive statement, typically used in a competitive or confrontational context, like a fight or rivalry. Here’s a breakdown of the meaning:

“Put me and you in a ring” refers to being placed in a boxing or fighting ring, symbolizing a one-on-one physical confrontation.

“You’re leaving in a stretcher” implies that the speaker believes they will injure or dominate the other person so badly that they’ll have to be carried out (as if incapacitated).
In essence:
It’s a way of saying “If we fight, I’ll hurt you badly.” It’s often used to assert dominance, intimidate, or boast.
 
bruhtoobrutal said:
Do i have to summarize everything for you proffesor dumb ass 🙄🙄

The phrase “Put me and you in a ring and you’re leaving in a stretcher” is a threatening or aggressive statement, typically used in a competitive or confrontational context, like a fight or rivalry. Here’s a breakdown of the meaning:

“Put me and you in a ring” refers to being placed in a boxing or fighting ring, symbolizing a one-on-one physical confrontation.

“You’re leaving in a stretcher” implies that the speaker believes they will injure or dominate the other person so badly that they’ll have to be carried out (as if incapacitated).
In essence:
It’s a way of saying “If we fight, I’ll hurt you badly.” It’s often used to assert dominance, intimidate, or boast.
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Ok
 
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