"I'd hit that raw": how long has that been around?

It was explained by a friendly assistant at a vape shop–and they ought to know, I guess–that it was the name of an e-juice that she refused to carry, because it was gross for her to have to say it to customers.

Did I miss it’s debut as an expression?

For those of you who don’t know what it means, I’ll post it in a few after some guesses–I was close but wrong after three tries…

I’m 37, and I’ve probably heard that about as long as I’ve been old enough to do so.

:frowning: That’s what I was afraid of.

This was a question on Yahoo Answers five years ago.

Similar vintage as “raw doggin’ it,” no?

Never heard that one either, as if anyone is surprised…

57…never heard it before and only have some idea what it means.

Used to hear/say “eat me raw” as a kid… not sure what that was supposed to mean either.

Yeah, baby I like it raw!! Ol Dirty Bastard used it 20 years ago — so it’s not new. … - YouTube

I’m 56. We’re in the same boat. Let’s give it a few more tries before the reveal…

“I’d hit that” = “I would probably enjoy knowing this young person biblically”
“raw” = “without any prophylaxis involved”

I understand what’s meant, but I’ve never heard the phrase in the OP before, just the related term provided by marshmallow until now.

Yes.

Perhaps because I finished my often/casual sex before AIDS, and more often than not birth control was taken care of by the girl, I never heard it?

“Eat it raw”-- which I also remember now that you mention it, can’t be the same derivation, swrit
ETA: a brutal sharpening of “I’d hit that raw” – but I presume a creative line uttered by one person for real or by the screenwriter, was “I’d eat her shit just find out where it came from.”

Addendum: from the superb television series Generation Kill, set during the Iraq War.

So what did “eat me raw” mean way back when? From Urban Dictionary…

*Derived from a dirty nursury rhyme popular in the 1970’s:

“Eat Me Raw,
Balls’n all!
Don’t stop there,
Get a little hair!” *

Two likes and one dislike so…hmm. I never heard the rhyme…anyone?