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"Why is 'sucks' not taken to be vulger?"

Vulger, vulgar, whatever.

Surely that when the word 'sucks' is used as a derigetory term (again, wrong spelling) it is derived from oral sex?

Just a thought.

What has the world come to?

I'm sure we all love a bit of the ol' sucky suck suck but have we forgot suck means actually to suck on something (no not that) but like a lollypop or a erm boiled sweet.

The world these days...tut

Well, dur.

RastaBillySkank wrote:
> Originally, yes. But like so many words, the meaning has changed. Per
> example:

Sick now means "cool" instead of illness.
Wicked means
> "cool" instead of evil.
Phat is just a load of warm bull.
Sucks now
> means "it's bad" instead of BJ :-D

LOL,oh... bagger you ;)

Originally, yes. But like so many words, the meaning has changed. Per example:

Sick now means "cool" instead of illness.
Wicked means "cool" instead of evil.
Phat is just a load of warm bull.
Sucks now means "it's bad" instead of BJ :-D

Vulger, vulgar, whatever.

Surely that when the word 'sucks' is used as a derigetory term (again, wrong spelling) it is derived from oral sex?

Just a thought.