I don't get it. Explain, please.
It’s a photo from the 50’s/60’s TV show “Leave it to Beaver”. The lad with the shaved head is the one the title refers to.I don't get it. Explain, please.
It’s a photo from the 50’s/60’s TV show “Leave it to Beaver”. The lad with the shaved head is the one the title refers to.I don't get it. Explain, please.
I still don't get. Pls explain.It’s a photo from the 50’s/60’s TV show “Leave it to Beaver”. The lad with the shaved head is the one the title refers to.I don't get it. Explain, please.
as I said, the dirtiest words on tv ever: Ward, weren’t you a little hard on the beaver last night? And yes, that’s a real quote.I still don't get. Pls explain.It’s a photo from the 50’s/60’s TV show “Leave it to Beaver”. The lad with the shaved head is the one the title refers to.I don't get it. Explain, please.
It takes advantage of the seriously unwholesome slang definition of “beaver”.I still don't get. Pls explain.It’s a photo from the 50’s/60’s TV show “Leave it to Beaver”. The lad with the shaved head is the one the title refers to.I don't get it. Explain, please.
Which is what?It takes advantage of the seriously unwholesome slang definition of “beaver”.I still don't get. Pls explain.It’s a photo from the 50’s/60’s TV show “Leave it to Beaver”. The lad with the shaved head is the one the title refers to.I don't get it. Explain, please.
A vagina. Get it now? I think you’re just pulling our leg, now.Which is what?It takes advantage of the seriously unwholesome slang definition of “beaver”.I still don't get. Pls explain.It’s a photo from the 50’s/60’s TV show “Leave it to Beaver”. The lad with the shaved head is the one the title refers to.I don't get it. Explain, please.
The slang definition refers to the mons pubis and the pubic hair in the area of the vulva.A vagina. Get it now? I think you’re just pulling our leg, now.Which is what?It takes advantage of the seriously unwholesome slang definition of “beaver”.I still don't get. Pls explain.It’s a photo from the 50’s/60’s TV show “Leave it to Beaver”. The lad with the shaved head is the one the title refers to.I don't get it. Explain, please.
And a nod to "Land sakes wolfy, aintcha gonna eat me?"It’s a photo from the 50’s/60’s TV show “Leave it to Beaver”. The lad with the shaved head is the one the title refers to.I don't get it. Explain, please.
Ah yes, dirtiest words ever said on prime time TV: “Ward, don’t you think you were a bit hard on the Beaver last night?”
I don't get it either, and its me you're talking about.
OK, that makes sense....and is funny. Its a little different than the "Ward, don't you think you were too hard on the Beaver" which I couldn't quite make sense of from that picture. Women didn't shave down below back then, did they, though?I don't get it either, and its me you're talking about.
Assume that, the day before, Ward said--almost but not quite--"June, how about shaving the rodent?"
And now Ward discovers that June shaved her son rather than that-which-was-intended.