When we say it sucks, what do we really mean?
The word “suck” means to take in liquid and nutrients, so it might be worthwhile to change “it sucks” to “I suck” instead.
At the same time, “I suck” takes on a very different definition from what one would normally use it today.
“I suck”.
Gimme more.
Let’s go.
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