Re:Nascar Driver Stuns to Qualify for Championship with Game...
by Fezzik on Monday October 31, 2022 @09:00PM
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A point of note: the phrase was popular in the climbing/skiing/snowboarding/mountain biking communities years and years before the frat boys appropriated it for activities mostly pertaining to drinking a lot and being a degenerate.
Re:Nascar Driver Stuns to Qualify for Championship with Game...
by zeven7 on Monday October 31, 2022 @11:51PM
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I'm sure that's true, while at the same time it could help answer some of what the parent was asking "Why am I hearing this term more and more?"
Re:Nascar Driver Stuns to Qualify for Championship with Game...
by Godel_unicode on Monday October 31, 2022 @08:58PM
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Full Send predates them by at least a decade. It’s a very short walk from “send it”, as in I’m going to send it, which has been part of that culture since at least 2000.
> Nelk is known for popularizing and later trademarking the slang term "Full Send" (stylized as FULL SEND) which Forgeard defined as meaning "any activity you do, give it your absolute best".