What is the first recorded use of the slang term "Funsuck?"

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I see some definitions of the term on Urban Dictionary that date back to 2006 or so; what is the oldest use of the term that you can source?

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9/10/2024 - Straight Dope Message Board.

Did we really need another word for Killjoy (Charles Burney, 1776)?

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Google search has this page tagged with a date of Feb 28, 2003, but I don’t see anything on the page itself with that date, so I’m not sure how reliable it is.

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the day my aunt was born…

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First time I’ve ever heard it. Unnecessary.

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Wet rag and wet blanket, Debby Downer, stick in the mud, spoilsport, party pooper, drag, many more. We don’t need any more, but they’ll keep coming.

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It’s how language works. No reason it shouldn’t be, really. I mean, there are lots of emotions and concepts and items we have multiple terms for. I’d say that’s the same in most, if not all, languages.

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This is the first I’ve ever heard this word.
I expected a seriously different definition.

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Buzzkill

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I think the word “funsuck” itself takes the fun out of discovering new slang.