He be hitting his nemisis in high percentages

4/4/2021 6:04:16 PM

I don't like this

4/4/2021 7:57:45 PM

But you don’t like anything. Ha ha j/k i appreciate your spunk.

4/4/2021 10:02:40 PM

I bet you do (for the context of this post we're British)

4/6/2021 7:14:26 PM

hi Justin, congrats on the thread.

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Best, qntm

4/6/2021 9:42:04 PM

i wish him well in his future endeavors

4/7/2021 10:55:57 AM

I don't wish you any specific harm

4/7/2021 11:13:04 AM

bttt

5/16/2023 8:58:09 PM

Fuck that guy, he sucks

5/16/2023 9:49:32 PM

That's my friend you're talking about



Also I'm cracking up at StTexan appreciating your spunk

5/16/2023 9:51:05 PM

You have bad taste in friends

5/16/2023 9:55:25 PM

You taste bad

5/16/2023 9:55:54 PM

Probably

5/16/2023 10:02:28 PM

StTexan obviously doesn't mind the taste of your spunk

5/16/2023 10:30:09 PM

Marginally better than treetwistas? Perplexity plus

Gonna try this exact prompt in chatgpt and see what it does







[Edited on October 2, 2025 at 12:21 PM. Reason : Edit]

10/2/2025 12:13:47 PM

You old!

10/2/2025 8:42:12 PM

More like

Justisnth524

10/3/2025 12:41:45 AM

I still appreciate his level of spunk

10/3/2025 1:08:36 AM

kinda sus to fawn over a guy's sperm count but you do you

10/7/2025 9:07:55 PM

The word “spunk” has several meanings, depending on context and region (especially American vs. British English). Here are all its main definitions:

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1. Courage / Spirit / Determination
• Definition: Lively spirit, boldness, or courage.
• Example: She showed a lot of spunk standing up to the boss.
• Synonyms: grit, nerve, moxie, pluck, guts.

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2. Enthusiasm / Energy
• Definition: High energy or spirited attitude.
• Example: He tackled the project with real spunk and enthusiasm.

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3. (British / Australian informal, sometimes vulgar) Semen
• Definition: Slang term for ejaculate.
• Example: [Vulgar context—used in sexual slang.]
• ?? Note: Considered crude or offensive in many contexts.

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4. (Obsolete / Scottish) Tinder or Spark
• Definition: A spark or a piece of tinder that catches fire easily (from the original meaning of “spark”).
• Example: He lit the candle with a bit of spunk.
• Origin: From the 16th–17th century Scots word spong or spunk, meaning “spark” or “touchwood.”

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Etymology Summary
• Comes from Scottish Gaelic “spong” or Middle English “spong”, meaning “tinder” or “spark.”
• Over time, the meaning broadened metaphorically to include “spirit” or “liveliness,” and later developed the slang sexual meaning.

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Would you like me to show how each sense is used historically (e.g., earliest recorded uses or century-by-century examples)?

10/7/2025 9:09:34 PM

A Jackalit!

10/7/2025 9:19:39 PM