In the movie "Hot Fuzz," what does "jog off" and the the backwards peace gesture mean?

Answer 1

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Both are insults in the English vernacular

Two fingers (backwards peace sign) is the equivalent of the middle finger here

Jog off is a nice way of telling someone to go the f*** away

Answer 2

Jog On Hot Fuzz

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Answer 3

The backwards peace symbol and the "jog off" are both terms for "f**k off", so they are telling Officer Angel to get bent or whatever caliber of delightful euphemism you care to employ here.

Wonderful film.

Answer 4

The 2 fingers is like giving someone the finger in the U.S. and jog off is like "take a hike"

Answer 5

The backwards "peace sign" is a British gesture meaning roughly "up yours."

Source(s): I used to live in England

Answer 6

History behind the two fingers. The French would cut off English longbowmen's two main bow fingers if captured.

Answer 7

not sure about jog off...

but a backwards peace sign is a flip-off in england

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Back in the old days it meant Victory. Churchill was famous for giving it back in WWII.

Answer 9

i lovvvve that movie! i saw it on friday and thought it was hilarious...umm, i think jog off is similar to 'f--- off'...lol