Viewers discuss the meaning of Elaine's "dingo" reference from an episode where she attends a party with strangers and gets annoyed by a woman repeatedly mentioning her fiancé.
In one episode Jerry, George and Elane are invited to a party. (They don't know the host) Later at this party some woman always talks about her >>FIANC�<<. That ticks Elane really off and suddenly she says something like: "Maybe the baby ate your dingo!".
What does that mean ???
In one episode Jerry, George and Elane are invited to a party. (They don't know the host) Later at this party some woman always talks about her >>FIANC�<<. That ticks Elane really off and suddenly she says something like: "Maybe the baby ate your dingo!".
What does that mean ???
In one episode Jerry, George and Elane are invited to a party. (They don't know the host) Later at this party some woman always talks about her >>FIANC�<<. That ticks Elane really off and suddenly she says something like: "Maybe the baby ate your dingo!".
What does that mean ???
wild_1 wrote:
In Australia there was a woman who lost her baby son while in the wilds of the outback. She claimed a dingo (a wild dog) dragged the child off. The police charged her with the murder of the child. She went to prison and was later released, always claiming she was innocent and that it was the dingo that ate her baby. The event was made into a book and later a film. In the film Maryl Streep played the mother and talked with an Australian accent. That is what Elaine was copying.
The News Guy(Mike) wrote:
Just to add one note: the film was called "A Cry in the Dark".
In article , "The News Guy(Mike)" wrote:
Oh, that Meryl Streep, she's such a phoney !
richforman