He was previously discussed here. For some reason, his best moments happen when we're talking about analogies. Tonight's involved a nice, clean-shaven fellow - we'll call him Mr. Clean.)
Teacher: So, here we have FUSELAGE:AIRPLANE. What's a good bridge there?
Mr. Clean: That the fuselage is a part of the airplane?
Teacher: Ok, let's try it.
[They run down the answers and find that every answer is something that's a part of something else.]
Teacher: So we need a more specific bridge, right?
Mr. Clean: Yeah, but...I don't know what a fuselage is.
Zambrano Guy: Oh, I've got it. The fuselage is the outer shell of an airplane.
Teacher: Excellent!
Zambrano Guy: Well, I watch Lost, so that was easy.
Teacher: And which answer fits?
Zambrano Guy: HULL:SHIP.
Mr. Clean: Wait...so a fuselage has, like, something to do with the fuel?
Teacher: Not quite...
Mr. Clean:...see, I don't know, because, uh, I don't watch Lost.
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