The Safe Word: WHAT IT MEANS. (Best to avoid if you prefer to see Aust. DVDs' Extras.)
POSTED BY: TallAussieBrowncoat
UPDATED: Saturday, March 11, 2006 14:01
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What does the Safe Word mean?
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In the DVD extra, he does go in to more detail, including where he got it from in the first place.
According to Joss, told to the audience in his Australian Q&A in Sydney, N.S.W, the Russian phrase translates quite literally as:
"This is laughter for chickens."
Odd hey?
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That's the literal translation of it, but it's an idiomatic expression that means, "That's ridiculous," more or less - in other words, weird enough to make a chicken laugh.
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They couldn't take the sky from them.
Our Big Damn Heroes made a film!
... C'mon Universal, and greenlight a sequel...
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You should have seen the response from the crowd. Literal translation of both LOL and LMAO.
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You should have seen the response from the crowd. Literal translation of both LOL and LMAO.
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Ack. Sorry about that. No delete option.
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