It's because he wants to be a weasel, Tom

Yes, that's it, give the tongue. 

This, as it happens, isn't a sexual reference, at least not of the denotation incurred by the title's meaning and identity. Rather (and I use the term rather in the non-weasel academia variety of application here), the denotation of giving the tongue here is a different private matter of affairs.

Planets, have to be sustained. Planets have to be held up high. 

In the film, Queen of the Damned (2002), starring a sexy Marguerite Moreau, from the Mighty Ducks trilogy (itself, a special user of sideshow to main event schematic and art, in regards to Moreau herself - indeed, an ironic intonation and use and application of the term side show to main event, because of the overall nature of Ducks' storyline), Alec Guiness is the subtextual bequeathed, the subtextual victor one might say, in regards to the cultural inepititude and socio-cultural ambivalence status of the not plot, but, of the art's possession and application of stupid behaviourism. 

Planets: they have to be held up high; however, if they need to be held up high, do they need to be done proud, without sounding inadvertently sexy, of the basis that the aforementioned premise of contradiction-proofing induces a sense of mirror, a sense of sameness of susceptibility of symbolism?

I don't want to have sex with the American Republican Party