0 1) The "and not old and dirty, as if it had been there a thousand years" can not hold water logically. Because if the shirt had been there a thousand years, it would be very old and dirty. Do you agree with me? And should we corret it as "and old and dirty, as if it had been there a thousand years?" 02br 02br 00 2) The "schmirt" in "Shirt, schmirt, who gives a ***" is just a babbled word here, meaning "whatsoever?" so "who gives a ***......" 02br 02br 00Context:02br 00 "Hey!" Beaver says. " *** me Freddy! Some kid's shirt!"02br 00 It is indeed. Red and white, and not old and dirty, as if it had been there a thousand years. In fact, it looks almost new.02br 00 "Shirt, 01b00schmirt02b00, who gives a ***" Jonesy wants to know. "Let's just-"0-
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00 Because if the shirt had been there a thousand years, it would be very old and dirty. Do you agree with me? " 00<<< The speaker is just playing with the word 'shirt', finding meaningless sounds that rhymne.
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0Hi,02br 02br 01font001) The "and not old and dirty, as if it had been there a thousand years" can not hold water 00<<< an idea that 'can not hold water' is an idea that is incorrect or inconsistent in some way.00 Because if the shirt had been there a thousand years, it would be very old and dirty. Do you agree with me? And should we