it means something along the lines of "great isn't it?" it's just a way to say something is cool or awesome, I had to study the book in English this year and that's what my teacher told us it meant
"Where's a barricade, goddammit I want my barricade!" Dexter Holland
i'm pretty sure there's a comma. like deadly, unna. I'm not sure what it means though. I think the person above it's right.
shareIt is a shortened version of deadly serious. 'Unna' is a shortened version of 'isn't it' so it more or less is deadly serious isn't it. kind of like saying 'for real'. it marks something with a sense of pride or astonishment
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deadly, aint it
dumby and the other aborigines say if often through the film and book
Okay, 'Deadly, unna?" is Aboriginal slang for "cool, isn't it?". It's also the name of the book that this movie was based on by Phillip Gwynne.
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