Here’s what I mean. Following are some made up terms that have no slang meaning (as far as I know), but seem like they should mean something vaguely nasty.
Ring.
Donkey Ring. :eek:
Milk.
Donkey Milk. :eek:
Box. (noun or verb)
Donkey Box.
Even worse, make donkey the noun and wrestle with Ring Donkey, Milk Donkey or Box Donkey. If you answer “yes,” why do you think that is?
Well, ok, but donkeys don’t do that. Considering it’s really a rabbit punch (so named after a method of dispatching lagomorphs), one must wonder why the term got changed when it reflected something truly nasty. So why donkey?
For what it’s worth, “milk rabbit” sounds vaguely cute.
The terms in the OP don’t mean anything as far as I know. But if you were to hear them with no context, they might sound sorta nasty (“onion ring” is another such term).
Definitions spoiled to keep Chefguy happy.
[spoiler]“Donkey punch” refers to a questionable sadistic sexual practice involving punching the recipient in the back of the head with the intent to cause a seizure.
“Donkey show” refers to a staged sex act between a donkey and, typically, a woman.[/spoiler]
Upon reflection, I really don’t know much about donkeys. Are they notoriously randy and open minded?
I had an Egyptian teacher one tell me the correct pronunciation for that guy was “Don-kee-shot.” I disbelieved, but was left wondering what would be meant by Donkey Shot. Could be gross, or as mangetout might interpret it, could just mean 1-2 oz of cheap homemade liquor.