Origin of the phrase "fuck 'em or fight 'em"

2  2015-09-18 by Thyrox

I've heard this many times on the show and was wondering what they reference by that. I've heard Louis CK say it during some of his appearances, so I guess it's not that obscure, but Google didn't help, sadly.

Thanks in advance.

13 comments

8  truthie 2015-09-18

Raging Bull. Talking about a good looking fighter.

"I mean I don't know, I gotta problem if I should fuck him or fight him."

0  [deleted] 2015-09-18

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3  SteakSauce66 2015-09-18

WE HEARD YOU!

-6  McGowan9 2015-09-18

This is the right answer. Not sure why it was downvoted.

1  truthie 2015-09-18

This is the right answer. Not sure why it was downvoted.

1  imcreggschinkell 2015-09-18

Sublime used it in a song but I don't think that's where it originated from. It's probably originally from a movie that was made before I was born

8  truthie 2015-09-18

They aren't quoting a Sublime song, you traipsing homo.

2  imcreggschinkell 2015-09-18

Love's what I got, don't start a ri-ot

0  SteakSauce66 2015-09-18

What an insufferable faggot you are.

6  nothing_mattress 2015-09-18

and a bad fish too

2  sanfrancisco69er 2015-09-18

ill give him the benefit of the doubt that he's posting that jokingly, or maybe my brain just cant even process someone not despising sublime.

1  SteakSauce66 2015-09-18

He'll get no such benefit from me.

1  imcreggschinkell 2015-09-18

You'll feel it when the dance gets hot

0  [deleted] 2015-09-18

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1  Thyrox 2015-09-18

That was what I was thinking , too. But googling it together with "movie quote" didn't help.