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I heard a great definition of propaganda recently. It’s a British person having a good look.

• hn_go_brrrrr 4y ago
  I don't get it.
  • elemenopy 4y ago
    It sounds like "proper gander", where gander means "a look".
    • tialaramex 4y ago
      In case people are wondering, the analogy is to the appearance of a goose (the male goose is a gander) when it cranes its neck to look at something, and you can't use it in many places "look" fits, it's specifically an action so you can "take a gander" or "have a gander" but you don't just "gander" and the appearance of something is not its "gander".
• thepostman0 4y ago
  (Ganda means to look)