August 11, 2006
Lost In Translation
"No mas" in Spanish (thanks, Shanghai Kid Noon*) means "no more." In Jawa-speak, "no mas" means "send more photoshops."
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The application process is officially closed, the interviews are done, and everyone has been hired. *Seriously, watching the movie "Shanghai Noon," I had to ask my wife what "no mas" and "uno mas" meant. And if you're a Spanish linguophobe like I am, they mean "no more" and "one more."
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"The Shanghai Kid"? I don't remember that movie.... *Check IMDB* I can't find that movie.... Is this the Jackie Chan one? That's "Shanghai Noon", I think?
Posted by: MikeTheLibrarian at August 11, 2006 11:01 PM (JRWxE)
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That's right. Oops.
Posted by: Vinnie - Editor In Chief at August 11, 2006 11:38 PM (/qy9A)
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