Still means "bested" to me. I'm not hip to sexual slang.
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Clearly you are if you know what type of slang "topped" is lol
At my age I just assume anything I don't know is sexual.
Don't you come "bussin' no cap" at me young man, I'm happily married.
Such rizz for a jballer!
Are you... are you hitting on me?
Reading all this, I gotta ask; Did it work?
Neil : "Ah, here's one. This means that someone has just done something which has never been done before. 'Richard Moore of Sugarland, Texas, hollowed out an eggplant and filled it with hot sauce and nickels.' And amazingly, it's not a weird sex thing. 99% of all new human behaviors are weird sex things. But not in this-- oh, no, it is a weird sex thing, yeah."
It's clearly sexual from the context of the meme. Pretty much any time this happens, it's sexual in nature. Otherwise it would just be confusing rather than presented as humorous.
"Topping" means taking an active role in sex, whereas "bottoming" is a passive role.
Nyeah... partly.
If that were entirely true, a "power bottom" would make no sense.
The terms sexual usage originated in gay circles where it only delineates who penetrates and who gets penetrated. Traditional views on sex ascribe a submissive or passive role to the bottom and an active or dominating role to the top, but you can totally have a power bottom who takes control and an active role in the intercourse but is the one getting penetrated.
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At least she didn’t pull a boner.
I'll show them how many boners Betty can make!!
She can pull three boners simultaneously
My favorite is the Nixon campaign buttons that says "They Can't Lick Our Dick"
That's not a language change, they knew.
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Boner
You shall rue this day apparently.
What's the actual meaning of boner?
mistake
I'm assuming boner here means mistake but actual boners can be mistakes sometimes and lead to unintended consequences
I half remember being told this originally came from bonehead. so like a bonehead would make a mistake like that. which then got shortened to boner.
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Hot
Good for her.
I dunno, the looks on the bystanders faces implies it's got the same impact as it might today.
Get topped idiot
What is this supposed to have meant?
She got one upped, outdone, lost to her rival, and now needs to take it in ass again from her.
Mmmhmm, yup, yeah, wait...wut??
I've seen the source, it's all true. That's why they eventually formed a poly triangle with Archie, and, occasionally, The Predator.
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But as an old fucker, I don't know the current meaning.
the same one, but it's used in a sexual context. Being the top is being the dominant one on a relationship, sexually speaking.
Oohhhhhhhh. Thanks
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Something like "one-upped", I believe.
Bottom energy.
I wish that was me
!yurimemes@lemmy.blahaj.zone
If you want some cultural whiplash, read the first Archie comic. You'll know why when you get there.
I read it, no clue what you were referring to
I read it just and there was definitely some very 1940s lingo but was there one in specific that you were referring to?
Could you give us a link?
lol I'm not reading 60 pages of ancient manga for a single joke
*comic
It's not from Japan
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This apparently changed around the same time people stopped using "Give 'em the high hard one".
As another example, the man isn’t queer at all.
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