What exactly does Serenity Now! means? I haven't seen the beginning of the episode so I didn't quite get it.
Thanks Nur
Fans explain that "Serenity Now" is a relaxation technique Frank Costanza uses to calm himself when upset, comparing it to a similar catchphrase from The Honeymooners.
What exactly does Serenity Now! means? I haven't seen the beginning of the episode so I didn't quite get it.
Thanks Nur
Nur wrote:
Serenity - calmness, tranquility, placid, quietness, peacefulness, ...
Frank Costanza is supposed to say those words when he gets upset in order to calm himself! But of course Frank can't even do that calmly.
The Serenity Now ============== George: What is that?
Frank: Doctor gave me a relaxation cassette. When my blood pressure gets
too high, the man on the tape tells me to say, 'Serenity now!'
George: Are you supposed to yell it?
Frank: The man on the tape wasn't specific.
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Serenity Now, Insanity Later :-)
Ramsey.
Serenity Now, Insanity Later :-)
That used to be part of my sig until the new MR show 'showed up'
What I found amusing...if you will, was _The Serenity Now_ technique Frank Costanza was told to use, was somewhat liek an old episode of _The Honeymooners_.
Ralph Kramden was flipping out at times, and was told to say a phrase to himself when he got po'd at something.
It was "pins and needles, nedles and pins...it's a happy man that grins" After he said that, he was supposed to foprget what got him riled to begin with. Of course...it didn't work. ;-)
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