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Originally Posted by siberian khatru
Val Kilmer titled his memoir "I'm Your Huckleberry: A Memoir" and has explained it was in the script as "huckleberry" and that it's an idiom that means, "I'm your man for the job" or thereabouts.
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I remember watching some video about Tombstone and they claimed (I'm not saying what they say is true or not btw) that way back in the old old days, like when they would joust and shit, a challenger would put a little wreath of huckleberry on their weapon to signify that they wanted to challenge someone. Or something like that. Then they got into the daisy thing, Doc Holliday was saying 'you're no daisy' at the end of the movie and they claimed that back in the old days if you called someone a daisy it meant they were tough because the flower is a tough flower.