OK, so it’s probably 70% negative and 30% positive use, in my observations*. I’ll have to confirm but here are some use-cases. Note that it’s not so much positive, but that the user approves of the salinity OR the user observes someone who is tough/strong and/or stands up for themselves:

I know the jumps are cool, but I could watch suspension travel for hours...

Before I was not made famous (which is same as now) I auditioned for the second season of The Real World (the LA one). Obvs didn’t make the cut. This was in late 1992.

I didn’t even make it through the first one!

As far as I can tell it’s a catch-all. Something like you’d say spicy, or saucy.

I see your cinnamon whisky and raise you a peppermint vodka:

This stuff reminds me of Benetton ads from the 80s.

Agreed. And I’m confused. I’m a dood so no brassiere for me but do people work out in a kit like this? I get that it’s sexy (or salty as my teen says), but is this just a fashion-y thing? We’re not really selling clothes but more the erotic Nike brand?

I’ve ridden motorcycles all my life. And:

Reporters cannot ask him multipart questions, it makes it WAY too easy to dodge

This is inspired (not by the usual muse-observation), but I fear, too flattering.

Ok, but no toppings. That’s a plain cheese solution, at best.

Why doesn’t this thread have more replies. I love this topic!

Show me how to make the address bar wider and I’ll buy you a pizza.

I’m ...

My friend had this in 1986. We hooned the sh** out of that thing.

Here’s a good place to start when you’re picking weight.

And along side all that. She’s just a kick to be around (never have been, but interviews and such).

I am the 45th star to this comment. And that’s a little less than how old I am :(