Английский, где тут лишнее слово? ‘Let’s go and hang about on the footbridge’.
The joke in the cartoon intentionally mixed all up a safe, childlike, rural world (the characters from Milne’s books and the footbridge) and the supposedly dangerous world of urban youth (their hoods and the suggestion to hang about).
The cartoon was an allusion to what became a hot topic in the British media in that year - teenage yobs hanging around in public places. And a yob could be identified, it seemed, by his hood.
Английский, где тут лишнее слово? ‘Let’s go and hang about on the footbridge’.
The joke in the cartoon intentionally mixed all up a safe, childlike, rural world (the characters from Milne’s books and the footbridge) and the supposedly dangerous world of urban youth (their hoods and the suggestion to hang about).
The cartoon was an allusion to what became a hot topic in the British media in that year - teenage yobs hanging around in public places. And a yob could be identified, it seemed, by his hood.
The joke in the cartoon intentionally mixed all up a safe, childlike, rural world (the characters from Milne’s books and the footbridge) and the supposedly dangerous world of urban youth (their hoods and the suggestion to hang about).
The cartoon was an allusion to what became a hot topic in the British media in that year - teenage yobs hanging around in public places. And a yob could be identified, it seemed, by his hood.
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'footbridge' - it does not fit in with the theme of urban youth and hanging around in public places.