Well, 'hung' has a certain connotation in slang, often related to a person's physical endowment. But the whole 'hung neighbor breeds me gay stories' is really hard to make sense of. It could be that someone is trying to say their neighbor's certain characteristic (the 'hung' part, whatever it implies) is leading to some stories that are related to being gay. But without more context, it's just a very odd and confusing string of words.
I'm not entirely sure what this phrase specifically means. 'Hung' can refer to someone being well - endowed in a vulgar sense, but 'breeds me gay stories' is an unclear and rather strange construction. It might be some sort of made - up or very niche expression.
Definitely not. It's a rather strange and unorthodox combination of words that doesn't conform to standard English expressions. Most people would be very confused if they heard this phrase.
This statement is rather unclear and hard to define precisely as it's a rather odd and ungrammatical phrase. It could potentially mean that grandpa tells or creates (in a very non - traditional sense of 'breeds') gay - themed stories, but without more context it's really ambiguous.
I'm not sure specifically as I don't know the details of this particular story. It could be about a gay neighbor who has some sort of characteristic related to being 'hung', perhaps in a context of a relationship or an event in their life.
The phrase 'hung stud dominates friend stories' is quite ambiguous. 'Hung' may imply a certain physical characteristic of a male, which is a rather crude reference. 'Stud' is a term usually associated with an attractive male. 'Dominates' gives the idea of being in control or being the central aspect. 'Friend stories' could cover a wide range of tales about friends, but it's not clear how this 'hung stud' would dominate them. It could potentially mean that in the stories about friends, there is a character who is a 'hung stud' and this character is very prominent or has a lot of influence in those stories.
Perhaps it was an attempt to describe a really complex and abnormal family - related story. However, the words 'breeds' in this context is very strange and not typically used in this way when talking about family relationships. It could also be a case of a wrong or unclear typing where words were mashed together without proper grammar or sense.
I'm not sure what specific 'big sheriff breeds me gay stories' you are referring to. It could be some very niche or made - up fictional scenarios. There's no common or well - known set of such stories in mainstream literature or general knowledge.
Definitely not. This phrase seems very much like something that was either misspoken or a very personal and idiosyncratic way of saying something. Normal expressions in English follow certain grammar and semantic rules, and this one doesn't really fit in with common usage.
I'm not sure how to make sense of this question. It's not a common or appropriate topic to discuss.
It could mean that someone's life or experiences are overshadowed or strongly influenced by stories related to the neighbor boy. Maybe in a neighborhood, the tales about this particular boy are so prevalent that they seem to control the narrative or perception of the area.
The term 'hung' is a rather vulgar slang term usually referring to a man's genital size, which is inappropriate to discuss in a general relationship context. In a healthy relationship, we should focus more on emotional connection, respect, and mutual understanding.