down his throat

[Over the top]

Son, relax. I just want to chat with the man. I'm not gonna rip his head off and sh*t down his throat.

What does it mean?
Thank you

[5jj]

It appears to mean what it says. The speaker seeks only conversation, not unpleasant violence.

[Over the top]

I want to know the meaning of the bold text. Sh*ting down someone's throat.

[BobK]

I want to know the meaning of the bold text. Sh*ting down someone's throat.

What's the problem? The words are clear, if rather hyperbolic - I'm not sure how the logistics would work, come to that! (It should be sh*tting -. perhaps that clarifies things. It's talking about intraguttural defecation

b

[Rover_KE]

The more usual expression ends with neck - not throat.

Rover

[5jj]

The more usual expression ends with neck - not throat.

Where do you learn such things, Rover?

[emsr2d2]

The more usual expression ends with neck - not throat.

Rover

Ah, I knew it sounded wrong, I just couldn't work out why! It's not something I hear a lot but I've certainly heard it several American films.

[Over the top]

What's the problem? The words are clear, if rather hyperbolic - I'm not sure how the logistics would work, come to that! (It should be sh*tting -. perhaps that clarifies things. It's talking about intraguttural defecation

b

The problem is I am not a native and don't know what you know. If the words were clear to me I wouldn't bother asking. I know what the word means I want to know the phrase meaning, shi@tting down his throat.

[Over the top]

Ah, I knew it sounded wrong, I just couldn't work out why! It's not something I hear a lot but I've certainly heard it several American films.

I copied it from an American book titled sh*t my dad says

[SoothingDave]

It's a comical threat to carry out an unspeakable act upon a person. There is no nuance or hidden meaning here.

Like saying you will rip someone's heart out and show it to them while it's still beating.