I dunno.

ITS IN THE MOVIE DJANGO!

I walked in late tonight and as I sat down slave traders were transporting Django and calling him a "sandy (racial epithet deleted)". I didn't understand the context or the meaning of the word but it was an exchange of several lines, something like "You've some some sand about you boy." \ome kind of retort. "Well your the sandiest (as per glp red letter instructions, racial epithet used freely in R rated movie has been deleted) I've ever seen". Another actors line. "Well isn't he a sandy (racial epithet deleted)."

I could be mistaken. I walked in late. I was distracted by a handsome black man and horses. Women are like that. Sorry.

But I honestly believe there was three or four line repetition of the peculiar term "sandy" to describe either the captive slave Django. The movie has obvious social justice achieved through firepower themes. And a man looks like Malcolm dresses like Hendrix. Call that a revolutionary theme. Plenty of vegan spatter. (All the blood was sythetic and no animals were frightened in the making.

Ignore my ramble. I was about ten minutes late. Django was in custody of some white guys and the German had just asked if he could identify the wanted brothers. Iwas getting oriented to the film and wondered what the heck "sandy" could mean.