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Funny coming from a guy who should be hung.
Not to be a nitpicker, but its "hanged" not "hung". Hung is the past tense of hanging something up (Jimmy went and hung up his coat). The past tense of the execution is hanged (Jimmy was hanged at dawn in town square).
FIFY
How is that not being a nitpicker? From the MW usage guide.
They were used completely interchangeably for centuries and still are to some extent. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
e: shrugger lost his arm
UM ACTUALLY
Hung has another definition too
Hey now! There could be young children reading this! Keep it PG-13.
"We went to the Olive Garden and I ordered spaghetti. Hung had the fettuccine."
"We went to the Carrabba's and I ordered spaghetti. Hung had the fettuccine."
Uhm, yeah, Olive Garden. Totally wasn't thinking of a guy's bits (as in, he's hung).
Yeah I messed it up, I’m watching that Backrooms movie right now and it’s not helping my thinking.
Watch Blazing Saddles and you'll never get it wrong again.
Poor Jimmy though. Must have been one hell of a thing to hang up that coat. xD