So it wasn’t just me who thought the Beav was a bit of a risque name. 😀
It appears Sam just indulged in a bit of feminine judgment right there…
April 3, 2015 at 3:12 am
JSStryker
Most risque thing ever said on tv back then “Ward you were a little hard on the Beaver last night.” 😀
April 2, 2015 at 11:34 pm
Roessel
So what could go wrong? We await the further adventures.
April 3, 2015 at 8:54 am
Gideon Reed
You can bet your butt that there will be a plethora of Democrat Polititurds each with their grubby paws out for a “donation” or “in kind” service, at someone elses expense.
(I hereby grant permission to use the term “polititurd” as you will.)
April 2, 2015 at 11:34 pm
Greg B
Tell me Sam will be headlining.
Yeah. I went there.
Don’t pretend no one else was thinking the same thing.
April 3, 2015 at 9:10 am
Jimmy D
Skye instead of Sam?
April 3, 2015 at 9:57 am
SteveInCO
False dichotomy when “both” is at least theoretically possible.
April 2, 2015 at 11:39 pm
piotr1600
BWWWAAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!
April 2, 2015 at 11:41 pm
B Woodman
“Beaver Cleaver”. Hadn’t thought of that in a loooooong time. I came into Leave It To Beaver in reruns, and wasn’t much of a fan then.
And once again, Chris shows himself to be the Master Punster and Wordsmith. I’d love to see his reference library and research methods. I humbly bow before his munificence.
April 2, 2015 at 11:46 pm
interventor
Problem with English — Brit and US. In the US, a gentlemen’s club is a strip club, where gentlemen are rarely found. In other parlance, a gentlemen’s club is of the London sort — rather exclusive, with wingback chairs and ottomans. A Pakistani acquaintance of mine who owned a wine and cigar store desired to expand into a cigar bar modeled on the London model When he used the term gentlemen’s club, the zoning and city personnel went ballistic. Further explanation was necessary to say the least.
April 2, 2015 at 11:48 pm
Chris Muir
like Garrick’s.
April 3, 2015 at 5:31 am
Bill G
Like the setting of many a short story. I was about to name Clarke’s “Tales From The White Hart” before recalling those were set in a pub. Sterling Lanier’s The Brigadier ffellowes stories were of the type set in a club, on this side of the pond.
April 3, 2015 at 6:38 am
eon
Lord Dunsany’s Joseph Jorkens stories fit the template exactly. As opposed to Fletcher Pratt & L.Sprague de Camp’s Gavagan’s Bar or Spider Robinson’s Callahan’s Crosstime Saloon stories.
Of course there’s always Commander McBragg. 😉
cheers
eon
April 2, 2015 at 11:46 pm
B Woodman
If Damon DOES open his “club” up at the Double D, Sam and Naomi can reprise their jobs as bartenders.
Actually, either spelling CAN be “correct” for certain values of “correct”. The form with your alleged supernumary “e”, is generally used in reference to the ruling of a judge. But don’t take my word for it. Look up “judgment vs judgement”. You’ll see.
Besides, who hired YOU for the grammar police?
April 3, 2015 at 9:05 pm
Kevin M
I am the grammar and the SPELLING police.
Learn your place, prog.
April 3, 2015 at 5:33 am
Bill G
And mass confusion begins, as the English language clashes with American.
April 3, 2015 at 6:37 am
Fuzzbutt369
I thought the club would be more along the lines of Sherlock Holmes’ brother Mycroft ‘Diogenes Club’.
April 3, 2015 at 9:37 am
Chris Muir
yup.
April 3, 2015 at 6:47 am
Pamela
Interesting. So will The Manager be hanging around to grace the environs?
April 3, 2015 at 7:08 am
Uffdaphil
Finally Skye can become a productive member of society.
April 3, 2015 at 8:09 am
Unca Walt
AHA!
April 3, 2015 at 11:51 am
Daniel in Brookline
Skye breast-feeds, doesn’t she? I’d say that makes her a productive member of society already.
If they showcase a South African Anti-Semite, “Comic”, who is not
particularly smart, nor in any manner funny, they can be guarented
of lots of “Flood” references. Apre laDeluge?
April 3, 2015 at 9:57 am
Bad Cyborg
Not too sure it’s gonna work. The ranch is out in (correct me if I’m wrong) west Texas – i.e. the part of the state once described as “miles and miles and miles of nothing but miles and miles and miles”. Lots of land but damned few potential paying customers, if you catch my drift. There’re counties out there that could pretty much swallow all of New England whole. But VERY few folks live out there.
April 3, 2015 at 10:27 am
Wayne M
They do have facilities for air traffic though…
April 3, 2015 at 10:28 am
JTC
Strategically placed signage:
chicas desnudas!
licor barato!
Oh yes, they will come.
April 3, 2015 at 1:54 pm
interventor
General Sherman said if he owned west Texas and Hell, he would live in Hell and rent out west Texas. Pre-Civil War, he was stationed at Ft Bliss. I deployed to Iraq from Ft Bliss. Still not sure which place was hotter.
April 3, 2015 at 2:20 pm
JTC
“Still not sure which place was hotter.”
Once Beaver Cleaver at the DD is up and coming, there will be doubt.
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So it wasn’t just me who thought the Beav was a bit of a risque name. 😀
It appears Sam just indulged in a bit of feminine judgment right there…
Most risque thing ever said on tv back then “Ward you were a little hard on the Beaver last night.” 😀
So what could go wrong? We await the further adventures.
You can bet your butt that there will be a plethora of Democrat Polititurds each with their grubby paws out for a “donation” or “in kind” service, at someone elses expense.
(I hereby grant permission to use the term “polititurd” as you will.)
Tell me Sam will be headlining.
Yeah. I went there.
Don’t pretend no one else was thinking the same thing.
Skye instead of Sam?
False dichotomy when “both” is at least theoretically possible.
BWWWAAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!
“Beaver Cleaver”. Hadn’t thought of that in a loooooong time. I came into Leave It To Beaver in reruns, and wasn’t much of a fan then.
And once again, Chris shows himself to be the Master Punster and Wordsmith. I’d love to see his reference library and research methods. I humbly bow before his munificence.
Problem with English — Brit and US. In the US, a gentlemen’s club is a strip club, where gentlemen are rarely found. In other parlance, a gentlemen’s club is of the London sort — rather exclusive, with wingback chairs and ottomans. A Pakistani acquaintance of mine who owned a wine and cigar store desired to expand into a cigar bar modeled on the London model When he used the term gentlemen’s club, the zoning and city personnel went ballistic. Further explanation was necessary to say the least.
like Garrick’s.
Like the setting of many a short story. I was about to name Clarke’s “Tales From The White Hart” before recalling those were set in a pub. Sterling Lanier’s The Brigadier ffellowes stories were of the type set in a club, on this side of the pond.
Lord Dunsany’s Joseph Jorkens stories fit the template exactly. As opposed to Fletcher Pratt & L.Sprague de Camp’s Gavagan’s Bar or Spider Robinson’s Callahan’s Crosstime Saloon stories.
Of course there’s always Commander McBragg. 😉
cheers
eon
If Damon DOES open his “club” up at the Double D, Sam and Naomi can reprise their jobs as bartenders.
“If you build it, they will come….”
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHH!!!!!!!!
Nice one, Centurion. Like it, like it.
Maybe Sam and doubles as the star attraction.
Consider the possibilities.
And we will see the return of Sam’s bar sculpture! Zed saved it when they closed the bar ;-)>
The Beaver Cleaver…good name for the club, located at the Double D, very experienced live-in bouncer, sounds like a plan!
“If you build it, they will come.”
Hmmmm, where have I heard that before?
Tagline from the guy who invented the vibrator?
Wade, this is Damon; Damon, this is Wade.
Wade might well be cool with that concept. Risque old bugger that he is.
Careful there. To the Brits, bugger is another word we interpret differently.
You misspelled judgment. Only one ‘e’.
Actually, either spelling CAN be “correct” for certain values of “correct”. The form with your alleged supernumary “e”, is generally used in reference to the ruling of a judge. But don’t take my word for it. Look up “judgment vs judgement”. You’ll see.
Besides, who hired YOU for the grammar police?
I am the grammar and the SPELLING police.
Learn your place, prog.
And mass confusion begins, as the English language clashes with American.
I thought the club would be more along the lines of Sherlock Holmes’ brother Mycroft ‘Diogenes Club’.
yup.
Interesting. So will The Manager be hanging around to grace the environs?
Finally Skye can become a productive member of society.
AHA!
Skye breast-feeds, doesn’t she? I’d say that makes her a productive member of society already.
If they tell jokes, it could be a Comic Strip club….
Heh! 😀
If they showcase a South African Anti-Semite, “Comic”, who is not
particularly smart, nor in any manner funny, they can be guarented
of lots of “Flood” references. Apre laDeluge?
Not too sure it’s gonna work. The ranch is out in (correct me if I’m wrong) west Texas – i.e. the part of the state once described as “miles and miles and miles of nothing but miles and miles and miles”. Lots of land but damned few potential paying customers, if you catch my drift. There’re counties out there that could pretty much swallow all of New England whole. But VERY few folks live out there.
They do have facilities for air traffic though…
Strategically placed signage:
chicas desnudas!
licor barato!
Oh yes, they will come.
General Sherman said if he owned west Texas and Hell, he would live in Hell and rent out west Texas. Pre-Civil War, he was stationed at Ft Bliss. I deployed to Iraq from Ft Bliss. Still not sure which place was hotter.
“Still not sure which place was hotter.”
Once Beaver Cleaver at the DD is up and coming, there will be doubt.
urk…”no doubt”