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* A common euphemism for this in CountryMusic is "getting stuck". The expression refers to getting a vehicle stuck in a mudhole--most likely one that would normally be able to easily navigate such conditions--with the implicit intention of engaging in carnal activities. It could also be an built-in excuse to explain why they were out so long/too late. Among the songs that refer to getting a vehicle stuck in this fashion are "Mud on the Tires" by Music/BradPaisley and "Cruise" by Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine.
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* A common euphemism for this in CountryMusic is "getting stuck". The expression refers to getting a vehicle stuck in a mudhole--most likely one a vehicle that would normally be able to easily navigate such conditions--with conditions, like a [=4x4=] truck--with the implicit intention of engaging in carnal activities. It could also be an built-in excuse to explain why they were out so long/too late. Among the songs that refer to getting a vehicle stuck in this fashion are "Mud on the Tires" by Music/BradPaisley and "Cruise" by Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine.
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* "Sex Drive" by Glam feat. [[Music/DeadOrAlive Pete Burns]].
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** In season five, with [=McNulty=] clipping back into his old vices, cops find him having sex with a woman over the hood of a car, and the drunk [=McNulty=] pulls out his badge, and the cops move along.
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* ''Film/TheOtherGuys'': Allen's Toyota Prius gets stolen and abandoned under a bridge, and then used for an orgy by a group of homeless men, which becomes a RunningGag as the guys threaten to do it again.
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* Believe it or not, this trope applies to ''Film/{{Titanic|1997}}''. In 1912, on a ship in the middle of the North Atlantic, on a ship with enough beds for over a thousand passengers, Jack Dawson and Rose Dewitt Bukater wind up having sex in the back of a car which is being transported in the ship's hold.
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* Believe it or not, this trope applies to ''Film/{{Titanic|1997}}''. In 1912, on a ship in the middle of the North Atlantic, on a ship with enough beds for over a thousand passengers, Jack Dawson and Rose Dewitt Bukater wind up having sex in the back of a car which is being transported in the ship's hold.
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* A common euphemism for this in CountryMusic is "getting stuck". The expression refers to getting a vehicle stuck in a mudhole--most likely one that would normally be able to easily navigate such conditions--with the implicit intention of engaging in carnal activities. Among the songs that refer to getting a vehicle stuck in this fashion are "Mud on the Tires" by Music/BradPaisley and "Cruise" by Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine.
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* A common euphemism for this in CountryMusic is "getting stuck". The expression refers to getting a vehicle stuck in a mudhole--most likely one that would normally be able to easily navigate such conditions--with the implicit intention of engaging in carnal activities. It could also be an built-in excuse to explain why they were out so long/too late. Among the songs that refer to getting a vehicle stuck in this fashion are "Mud on the Tires" by Music/BradPaisley and "Cruise" by Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine.
