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I understand a lot of those, but why is "beaver cleaver" on the list? I could see how it might be used in a dirty way, but that can't be the most common way it'

I understand a lot of those, but why is "beaver cleaver" on the list? I could see how it might be used in a dirty way, but that can't be the most common way it's used, right?

hoppyhoppy2 4y ago
Well it's on the filter list, so someone must consider it more offensive than words not on the list such as "gaping poophole thrusting".
bee_rider 4y ago
The "dirty" use seems pretty silly (sounds like something out of a crass 80's movie or something), but I can't really imagine using it in a non-dirty manner either. I mean I know people have hunted and trapped beavers, but when the capture them they don't just, like, thwack them with a giant cleaver, right? Would ruin the pelt if nothing else.
- failTide 4y ago
  Not sure if you're messing with me, but Beaver Cleaver is the name of a famous sitcom character. Awesome show IMO, you can watch the entire series for free on archive.org https://archive.org/details/leave.it.to.beaver.complete.series https://archive.org/details/leave.it.to.beaver.complete.seri...
  - bee_rider 4y ago
    I wasn't -- I was not aware that his last name was Cleaver, haha.
  - turtledove 4y ago
    TIL. That said, I'm sure if you polled most folks these days, beaver would mean animal or women's genitalia, and not leave it to beaver. Given the relatively common crass meaning for beaver, beaver cleaver sure sounds like a sexual innuendo to me.