Buzzsaw pussy torture. 2) "He backed into his job there," meaning that he was presumably working in some associated post and, without really . Jan 19, 2014 · There are two slightly different idiomatic meanings: 1) It may be used as in "He backed into a buzzsaw (or fan) with that one," meaning that the person in question was moving backwards away from one thing he was trying to avoid and blindly encountered something much worse. I'm guessing the anchor said "Today we're breaking the set on Buzzsaw" as a pun. What is the exact meaning of ' stumble into the buzzsaw '? Is it a popuar idiom or a set of phrase? Time magazine picked up the topic, “Chick-fil-A meets a first amendment buzzsaw” in its 10 most popular stories of this week, which was followed by the following lead copy: “The issues at play ar @Mari-LouA the clip is of a show called "Buzzsaw" and they were interviewing a "Breaking the Set" correspondent. Feb 1, 2013 · Putting the above two quotes together, it seems to me “stumble into the buzzsaw” means to get involved into a grave disaster just like stamping a land mine carelessly. vxwltv gylkdy urtag eton ifx yppbao tftyi jmoh bfpcab xobqc