The origin of this phrase (AFAIK) lies in the 1949 juvenile delinquent movie Knock on Any Door, starring Humphrey Bogart as Andrew Morton, the conscience-striken lawyer, and John Derek as Pretty Boy Romano, the young punk. As a thug in a street gang and eventually as a career criminal, Romano lived by the motto,"I wanna live fast, die young, and leave a beautiful corpse!"
While representing Romano during his murder trial, Morton decides that given the terrible conditions in the slums, it was inevitable that Romano would turn to a life of crime. "Knock on any door," Morton argues to the jury, "and you'll find another potential Pretty Boy Romano."
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Actually, the phrase comes from the book "Knock on Any Door," written by Willard Motley. Motley's novel was originally published in 1947.
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∙ 11y agoI know it's a lyric of a Johnny Flynn song, "Drum" and a comment on YouTube of this song said the line is from James Dean
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It means that if you haven't lived your life fast paced and done some crazy things, then you haven't lived life to its fullest. Dying young in this notation would imply not dying young of age, but young in experience. Young is used as a metaphor. It is to say, in essence, that if you live safely and don't get around you won't know what life is about.
Because there scared of fast food
He either ran there (which is no problume for him) or he just drove really fast there.
He likes all fast food, but his favorite is In-N-Out burger.
Because they are looking for young fast defensive players who are coachable.
Up until the age of at least four months, the average kangaroo joey is completely helpless and dependent on its mother. It is not fast at all as it is too young to leave the mother's pouch.
Up until the age of at least four months, the average kangaroo joey is completely helpless and dependent on its mother. It is not fast at all as it is too young to leave the mother's pouch.
The cast of Live Fast Die Young and Leave a Beautiful Corpse - 2002 includes: Marco Borsato as Himself - also performer Carlo Boszhard as himself Ron Brandsteder as himself Ursul de Geer as himself Mirjam de Graaff as herself Bart de Graaff as Himself - Various Characters Paul de Leeuw as himself Ruud de Wild as himself Harm Edens as himself Rik Felderhof as himself Henny Huisman as himself Gerard Joling as himself Caroline Kaart as herself Hans Kazan as himself Bridget Maasland as Herself - Host Irene Moors as herself Aad Nuis as himself Jeroen Pauw as Himself - Host Emile Ratelband as himself Loretta Schrijver as herself Jack Spijkerman as himself Pieter Storms as himself Caroline Tensen as herself
Jackie Robinson was very fast when he was little
it depends on how long you leave it out for the faster it molds is the longer you leave it . :):)
No It can run fast but not as fast as an Adult.
Fast when young but with age they do slow down.
Emile Ratelband has: Played himself in "Pittige tijden" in 1996. Played himself in "W.K.I.J.S.V.W.M." in 1998. Played himself in "RTL Boulevard" in 2001. Played himself in "Goedemorgen Nederland" in 2002. Played himself in "Live Fast Die Young and Leave a Beautiful Corpse" in 2002. Played himself in "Shownieuws" in 2003. Played himself in "Typisch van Duin" in 2006. Played himself in "Op de bon" in 2008.
well you might think zebras are like horses can only run fast but actually there a tad braver then lions but only one thing in thunderstorms they leave there young behind
When fast water passes it leave
cause they are fast and awesome looking.