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ok... first i saw it started with OP, then Grifter, the kampf...
I must have missed the IRC session where wang was introduced, or reintroduced... but so far I am in still a confuzzled state as to the true meaning of wang in the usage that it is brought here... most sources online dictate that wang isn't necessarily a good thing, though the usage here seems to reverse the thought processes involved... :/
wang (wanger) (n)
An unsuccessful person; a fool; a loser. Anyone who attends University of Flordia is a wang. The gators football team are a bunch or wangers. [University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, 1998]
--http://www.csupomona.edu/~jasanders/slang/csrpw.htm
wang, wangy: Objectionable taste in food or drink.
Example: I think this tea is old. It's got a wang to it.
--http://www.slangsite.com/slang/W.html
wang:
[early 1900s] the penis. See penis or cock for Synonyms.
--http://www.hurricane.net/~wizard/19w.html
.... unclear, though hopeful, I had begun to use it here:
http://forum.defcon.org/showthread.p...7043#post17043
for the first time in my life... though notice that I certainly dictate that I am unsure of its origin and usage, though it does appear to be correctly used, I could be incorrect...
nevertheless, someone please fix my wang, it is broken. I wish to be wangified in the wangiest way wanged of...
I must have missed the IRC session where wang was introduced, or reintroduced... but so far I am in still a confuzzled state as to the true meaning of wang in the usage that it is brought here... most sources online dictate that wang isn't necessarily a good thing, though the usage here seems to reverse the thought processes involved... :/
wang (wanger) (n)
An unsuccessful person; a fool; a loser. Anyone who attends University of Flordia is a wang. The gators football team are a bunch or wangers. [University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, 1998]
--http://www.csupomona.edu/~jasanders/slang/csrpw.htm
wang, wangy: Objectionable taste in food or drink.
Example: I think this tea is old. It's got a wang to it.
--http://www.slangsite.com/slang/W.html
wang:
[early 1900s] the penis. See penis or cock for Synonyms.
--http://www.hurricane.net/~wizard/19w.html
.... unclear, though hopeful, I had begun to use it here:
http://forum.defcon.org/showthread.p...7043#post17043
for the first time in my life... though notice that I certainly dictate that I am unsure of its origin and usage, though it does appear to be correctly used, I could be incorrect...
Is this a new fad, or some kind of trick?
Where did this meaning (used here on the forums) originate?
What does it mean?
Why does it appear to be mean the oppsosite of what most usages of the word wang mean (see references above)
If this indeed is a new word with a new usage it should be added somewhere for useful reference :)
Where did this meaning (used here on the forums) originate?
What does it mean?
Why does it appear to be mean the oppsosite of what most usages of the word wang mean (see references above)
If this indeed is a new word with a new usage it should be added somewhere for useful reference :)
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