Sorry guys, but Kilt No.66 just arrived!

[Rex_Tremende]

[I] Don't get it.

"Snakes on a Plane" is the lame title of a newly released lame film (or so I've read; I hear it has no legs).

"When Pigs Fly," while also being an expression meaning "never," could also be a lame title of an even worse film (passengers smothered to death when a load of steroid-enhanced pigs escapes the cargo hold and go on a rampage), inspired by Ham's (oh dear) new kilt, which is really pig leather, not actual snake skin.

'zat help?

Regards,
Rex in Cincinnati

[Andrew Green]

I think "Snakes on a Plane" was intended to be a campy, ha ha ha, don't take this as a serious horror/suspense/thriller movie. I had heard that Samuel Jackson said that he wouldn't have anything to do with the movie if the producers changed the title. Dunno if it's true, but it's funny.

Totally wear that thing on a plane! Someone would appreciate it, I am sure!

[CapnJ0]

Ooops. I missed the part about Ham's kilt not being real snakeskin. I got my own joke, don't worry.

It all makes sense now.