I dunno what 'shank' means where you come from, but in my country its slang for doing the deed.
Your comment stopped me in my tracks and now I can't even.... (￣∇￣")
Idk where they come from but I'm pretty sure when they said shank they ment "knife/stab" or something along those lines.
In the U.S.A it is slang to stab with a homemade rough instrument.
I understood what it meant, but in my head, y'know.
That's actually some pretty cool info.
Leslie is a pure piece of sunshine, and if the duchess doesn't shank the Sperado lump of crap, I will.
(Though, let's be honest, there will be a line of Salvatores, and their servants, and probably like 100 more people, when it comes to shanking the Sperabastard)