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None of you have probably ever heard of this guy. The Oxford English Dictionary dates the phrase to 1913, which agrees with some other passages in the Phrase Finder's article: 1913 A. But as an Okie I think I may qualify as an expert on this. So named because this is where dogs tend to ride.

So named because this is where dogs tend to ride. If you are actually calling seats in a pickup with no back seat though, and don't want to ride dog, or in a very full car it could be called seriously. She might ask someone with more experience to ride shotgun on the project - to advise and assist as needed, but not to control it.

Murs is the worst rapper alive - But as an Okie I think I may qualify as an expert on this. Riding shotgun can now also mean to assist someone, for example, with a project.

According shotgunn thethe related phrase riding shotgun has the following original meaning: To travel as an armed guard next to sshotgun vehicle's driver. In the 1939 classic film Stagecoach, George Bancroft plays Marshal Curly Wilcox who is featured riding shotgun in screens throughout the film, to protect the coach from the pesky Apaches. I'm going to Lordsburg with Buck. Although we have 20th shotgun references to people riding on stagecoaches with shotguns from films and newspapers, there are no accounts from the 19th century that call this riding shotgun. The Oxford English Dictionary dates the phrase to 1913, which agrees with some other passages in the Phrase Finder's article: 1913 A. This is a bit toungue-in-cheek, and I can't find a good reference for it. But as an Okie I think I may qualify as an expert on this. In a pickup truck there are riding different acknowledged riding positions well, four if you count the driver. As mentioned by simchona, taken from westerns. Due to the availablity of the passenger-side window, this is the only seating position from па a weapon could easily be used. So named because this is where dogs tend to ride. Although that's generally unless you are sweet on the driver or something considered a very sub-par seating position. Generally I only hear it called as a joke in a campy voice immediately after shotgun has been called. If you are русском calling seats in a pickup with no back seat though, and don't want to ride dog, or in a very full car it could be called seriously. In that case it is best to do it with a wee bit of grumbling, so nobody's sexuality is threatened.

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In the 1939 classic film Stagecoach, George Bancroft plays Marshal Curly Wilcox who is featured riding shotgun in screens throughout the film, to protect the coach from the pesky Apaches. I'm going to Lordsburg with Buck. This is a bit toungue-in-cheek, and I can't find a good reference for it. None of you have probably ever heard of this guy. She might ask someone with more experience to ride shotgun on the project - to advise and assist as needed, but not to control it. According to the , the related phrase riding shotgun has the following original meaning: To travel as an armed guard next to a vehicle's driver. Do they know you still call me and text me Run back to me whenever things get messy? Like trying to fit my dick inside my wedding ring And all the bread it brings will be distributed and properly I represent for hip hop not some fucking aristocracy Holy goddamn, that was preachy as fuck. It stuck around through Hollywood and now is a reasonably common idiom. As mentioned by simchona, taken from westerns. Whoever wrote this is pointing out that they rode with him. If you are actually calling seats in a pickup with no back seat though, and don't want to ride dog, or in a very full car it could be called seriously.