could mean that you are starting to act crazy or impulsively, or in the context of a robbery, it could mean to be killed, probably by gunshot. Sir, you can do the honors and collect the cash. An official way to say someone can do something that is considered an honor to do (here, used sarcastically). Two bottles of Wild Turkey. A well known brand of hard liquor. I thank you all for your cooperation. A common way to express appreciation, though criminals are usually not so polite. Jesus Christ. Good god. My lord. Three expressions that when used alone, show intense emotions such as surprise, anger and frustration. I'd just die if we were caught over a speeding ticket. The ticket people get when they are caught driving too fast. I want to put some distance between us and the scene of our last god damn crime. "The scene of the crime" is a very official police term referring to where a given crime took place. Call of the wild. A famous book, and perhaps a reference to "wild" people, who usually behave outrageously. You are disturbed. A funny little adjective that can mean both upset and crazy. Thelma, don't you litter. "To litter" is to throw trash on the ground, as opposed to in a trash can (Don't do it!). Oh lord, how original. Note the use of "how" in this grammatical construction, used to express sarcasm (i.e...."this is not an original idea at all"). Fucking pig. A very strong and crude insult. Come on Thelma. Murder one and armed robbery. A legalistic way to say "first degree murder," which is the most serious offense you can commit. I'll say he raped me and you killed him in self-defense. An official term that is a legal defense to a charge of murder. Law is tricky shit, isn't it. A good word for something that is deceptive or difficult. There is no such thing as justifiable robbery. In law, there may be such thing as "justifiable homicide" (for example if you kill someone to save the life of another person), but robbery would probably never be excused. The police zero in on Thelma and Louise after learning of J.D.s role in their growing troubles. He identified you through a series of mug shots. "Mug shots" are photos of people's faces that are taken after they are arrested as suspects in a crime. He said you guys were close :: You might say that we had a meeting of minds. An interesting term referring to the situation when two people see a problem in a similar way (Here, used sarcastically). She might have been a little bit jumpy. A good word to refer to someone who is nervous. Jesus, this is just a crock of shit, Mr. John fucking Law. An interesting but crude term for a "bunch of nonsense." A "crock" is a clay container, but this word is rarely heard. Do y
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