Word of the day

[mickthinks]

"leave it to Beaver" references something else …

Nobody knows what "leave it to Beaver" meant. I suspect it was supposed to be somewhat ironic. Do you think Walker’s sycophancy for the arch-oligarch is intended ironically?

[Impenitent]

"leave it to Beaver" references something else …

Nobody knows what "leave it to Beaver" meant. I suspect it was supposed to be somewhat ironic. Do you think Walker’s sycophancy for the arch-oligarch is intended ironically?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leave_It_to_Beaver

sorry, I forgot the cultural difference

-Imp

[Walker]

"leave it to Beaver" references something else …

Nobody knows what "leave it to Beaver" meant. I suspect it was supposed to be somewhat ironic. Do you think Walker’s sycophancy for the arch-oligarch is intended ironically?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leave_It_to_Beaver

sorry, I forgot the cultural difference

-Imp

Each show introduced him as, The Beaver.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbkTmvz0q7E

The Beaver Cleaver.

[Walker]

Rebel:
To resist or defy an authority or a generally accepted convention. (American Heritage dictionary)

Some generally accepted conventions:

The
(the most used English word)

Be
(the second most used English word)

Conclusion: (The Be)aver was a conventional, non-rebellious kid.

(conventional, non-rebellious)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhD58dP9kq8

[Walker]

“Leave it to Elon …” is a very strange idiom to choose, even for someone as awestruck as Walker. Is having a fancy car really like an important requirement, for which responsibility can safely be entrusted to Elon Musk to fulfil on our behalf?

Or is Walker off his head?

https://cdn.patriotpost.us/cdn-cgi/imag ... g?v=tn0f2z

[Impenitent]

(Operation) Chastise

-Imp