[22 Jun 2008] Myolie is afraid of troubling people

"Myolie is afraid troubling people therefore she has done sufficient preparation"

I'm lost in the translation of this title. I don't know what it mean as well. Could somebody enlightened me? Thanks.

^ Myolie is afraid that if she NG too many times, it will bring trouble to others so she makes sure that she does her preparation well.

Myolie is afraid of troubling people

I just want to make a comment about Myolie regarding this title:
"Myolie should have nothing to fear or afraid about troubling people."
I will not make any comments to back my statement up. I am pretty confident in the fact that she is better actress then she thinks to have concern about troubling anybody. If my comments here confuses anybody and it is not what I think it is, then I'll apologize, however, at the moment, I'll stand by what I just said here.

linnette_zj wrote:^ Myolie is afraid that if she NG too many times, it will bring trouble to others so she makes sure that she does her preparation well.

What is NG? What does NG mean?

NG is when the actors stuff up, and the directors yell out "Cut!" and they have to re-film the scene again. In other words, a "bad take".

I dunno what it stands for though... 'not good'??? :P

hkangel wrote:NG is when the actors stuff up, and the directors yell out "Cut!" and they have to re-film the scene again. In other words, a "bad take".

I dunno what it stands for though... 'not good'??? :P

thanks...i get it...never heard that before...a re-take is what I heard before in Hollywood..

^ haha.. yeah..it means.. not a good take i think

Yay I have found the definition of NG

An abbreviation for No Good that was made popular by the anime Super Milk Chan. Especially one entire episode called "NG" wich acts as a blooper reel and we are shown outtakes or "NG" takes of scenes that where used many times in the series.

It also is not meant to gramerticaly correct. IE in the quote below the woman says "Absouletly NG", now, in english saying "Absouletly No Good" in the context of refusing a proposition would be incorrect. Thus, we can assume, that its not meant to be taken literal.
"What you serisouly want me to eat this?! Absouletly NG!!"

^ahahha..go myo..thanks for the definition :D i think it will benefit goldengater.. He can understand it better now