meaning of a phrase "he has to have it up me open..."

[lost_soul]

Hi,

Could you help me understand this phrase:

[Yankee]

Hi Alex

Where in the world did you find that?

I'd interpret 'sorted' to mean 'sordid'.

As for the part in bold face type, I can only guess from the context that the speaker is referring to a man's insistence on having sexual intercourse with 'me' in a not-so-private location (in the open).

EDIT:
I just saw your added context. It doesn't change my interpretation too much except for the fact that 'open' could mean 'in a room without shades or curtains drawn on the windows' (thus potentially making that room a not-so-private place).
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Amy
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ESL teacher, translator, and a native speaker of American English

[lost_soul]

Hi, Amy

Thank you !

Yes, "sordid" is more like it. (It fits more what I can hear in the dialog)

And I took the dialog from Alf (I have all the four seasons and I'm in the middle of watching the third season right now)

By the way, do you happen to know what "gassed" might mean in the following line:
Missis Birds and I had a slight altercation, that hussy was getting gassed up for my husband

(only it sounded a bit like gassied to me)

Thank you again.

[Yankee]

Hi Alex

I presume that what you heard was actually 'gussied up'. The hussy was trying to make herself look attractive and appealing to the other woman's husband.

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=gussy+up&r=66
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ESL teacher, translator, and a native speaker of American English

[lost_soul]

Ahh, yeah, now I remember that that "hussy" was in the beauty parlour where Rockel went to see her to talk! Everything clicks into place.
You really gave me a paddle (because I had been up a creek ). Thanks !