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pelham456 · 13th November 2020, 11:15

whip can mean car in the US (e.g. "trick that whip" = "pimp my ride"). originally the whip one used on a stagecoach, it's been slang for "steering wheel" for quite a while. but then there's this "...already in use for steering wheel, the term really caught on in the 70s when the hip-hop community noticed the resemblance of the mercedes logo to a whip."

say whu...?!

i find similar explanations in many sources. yet, try as i may, i cannot see the SLIGHTEST resemblance between the benz logo and a whip!

we're talk that 3-prong star in a circle, right? or is there some other, old/alternate, logo that i'm just not finding?

DoctorNo · 13th November 2020, 19:38

I'm guessing because it looks like a three spoke steering wheel.

pelham456 · 13th November 2020, 23:41

how does noticing the steering wheel logo resembles a steering wheel reinforce use of the "whip" term?

i assume those quotes about "...noticed the merc logo resembled a whip" meant an actual whip. if they simply mean whip as the slang term for a steering wheel...well, now, that's circular logic at its best!!

pelham456 · 15th November 2020, 07:02

different one. when a young'un looks at their phone and comments on their "ratios", is that followers:following or comments/retweets:tweets? i see them both in use on urbandict etc., so which is the default?

LongTimeLu · 15th November 2020, 08:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by pelham456

how does noticing the steering wheel logo resembles a steering wheel reinforce use of the "whip" term?

i assume those quotes about "...noticed the merc logo resembled a whip" meant an actual whip. if they simply mean whip as the slang term for a steering wheel...well, now, that's circular logic at its best!!

It's an expansion from whip means steering wheel, to Merc logo looks like steering wheel so Merc is whip, to any Merc style ride is whip

Quote:

Originally Posted by pelham456

different one. when a young'un looks at their phone and comments on their "ratios", is that followers:following or comments/retweets:tweets? i see them both in use on urbandict etc., so which is the default?

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13th November 2020, 11:15	#21
pelham456 Clinically Insane Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 2,893 Thanks: 745 Thanked 3,453 Times in 1,642 Posts	whip can mean car in the US (e.g. "trick that whip" = "pimp my ride"). originally the whip one used on a stagecoach, it's been slang for "steering wheel" for quite a while. but then there's this "...already in use for steering wheel, the term really caught on in the 70s when the hip-hop community noticed the resemblance of the mercedes logo to a whip." say whu...?! i find similar explanations in many sources. yet, try as i may, i cannot see the SLIGHTEST resemblance between the benz logo and a whip! we're talk that 3-prong star in a circle, right? or is there some other, old/alternate, logo that i'm just not finding?

13th November 2020, 19:38	#22
DoctorNo i piss excellence Postaholic Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 7,976 Thanks: 80,476 Thanked 36,262 Times in 5,589 Posts	I'm guessing because it looks like a three spoke steering wheel.

13th November 2020, 23:41	#23
pelham456 Clinically Insane Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 2,893 Thanks: 745 Thanked 3,453 Times in 1,642 Posts	how does noticing the steering wheel logo resembles a steering wheel reinforce use of the "whip" term? i assume those quotes about "...noticed the merc logo resembled a whip" meant an actual whip. if they simply mean whip as the slang term for a steering wheel...well, now, that's circular logic at its best!!

15th November 2020, 07:02	#24
pelham456 Clinically Insane Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 2,893 Thanks: 745 Thanked 3,453 Times in 1,642 Posts	different one. when a young'un looks at their phone and comments on their "ratios", is that followers:following or comments/retweets:tweets? i see them both in use on urbandict etc., so which is the default?