Since my spelling has come into question:
Tally Whacker
The term “tally whacker” is believed to have originated from the Latin words “talea” (stick or twig) and “whack,” possibly influenced by the Old English word “taly” (a tally stick). It is thought to refer to the end of a line used to slap sheep, and its modern meaning is unclear.
Tallywacker
The term “tallywacker” has a more complex history. It is believed to have originated in the 18th century as a dialect term for “penis.” It gained popularity in England in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a slang word for genitals. The term is thought to have originated from the phrase “tally ho,” which was used to describe a man’s genitals.
Comparison
While both terms are related to the concept of a stick or twig, their meanings and connotations differ. “Tally whacker” is unclear in its modern meaning, whereas “tallywacker” is a slang term for genitals. The latter has a more explicit and offensive connotation, whereas the former is more ambiguous.
In summary, while both terms share a common origin, “tally whacker” is unclear in its modern meaning, whereas “tallywacker” is a slang term for genitals with a more explicit connotation.
Mic drop moment, thank you Oklahoma.
Tally whacker versus tallywacker
The terms “tally whacker” and “tallywacker” are often used interchangeably, but they have distinct origins and connotations.Tally Whacker
The term “tally whacker” is believed to have originated from the Latin words “talea” (stick or twig) and “whack,” possibly influenced by the Old English word “taly” (a tally stick). It is thought to refer to the end of a line used to slap sheep, and its modern meaning is unclear.
Tallywacker
The term “tallywacker” has a more complex history. It is believed to have originated in the 18th century as a dialect term for “penis.” It gained popularity in England in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a slang word for genitals. The term is thought to have originated from the phrase “tally ho,” which was used to describe a man’s genitals.
Comparison
While both terms are related to the concept of a stick or twig, their meanings and connotations differ. “Tally whacker” is unclear in its modern meaning, whereas “tallywacker” is a slang term for genitals. The latter has a more explicit and offensive connotation, whereas the former is more ambiguous.
In summary, while both terms share a common origin, “tally whacker” is unclear in its modern meaning, whereas “tallywacker” is a slang term for genitals with a more explicit connotation.
Mic drop moment, thank you Oklahoma.
transphobe
Actually good point, however the material referenced in the video challenged and only covered men and the anti gun assertion that Gun Owning men have malfunctioning, non-functioning, sub par or insignificantly sized tallywackers.
The study did not cover the other 71 Genders according to:
https://www.medicinenet.com/what_are_the_72_other_genders/article.htm
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They can sure OWN one though - even if not permanently attached to them
For those that are curious, Google does answer that there are only 2.
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