I'd hit it.

[Fran Kubelik]

Poll question: I'd hit it.

"I'd hit it." Compliment?
Weigh in, won't you? :D

[LeftyMom]

1. Depends.

If you're a guy and have any chance of actually doing so (hi hon!) I find it mildly amusing.

Anybody else? Let's just say I have a bad temper and very little patience, and leave it at that.

[Fran Kubelik]

2. Well yeah - things take on a different meaning...

...when they are said between people who are intimate. Is that what you're saying? I agree.

[MrCoffee]

3. huh.

i usually say it if i have no chance in hell of hitting it.

[Bake]

27. That leaves the field pretty much wide open, huh!

:rofl:

Bake

[EstimatedProphet]

4. Nope. It's objectification

Besides, most of the men that say that would hit anything with a hole in it, so it's not exactly discriminating anyway. I've seen guys that would say that about a tree stump.

[MrCoffee]

6. is the tree stump hot?

[EstimatedProphet]

31. Only after a fire.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

5. its icky

i find the sexualization of violence to be disturbing unless in an actual BDSM setting

[Deep13]

29. Just like the related expression...

..."I'd wreck that chick." Usually it is the implied meaning of an expression that is potentially offensive. Here and in the case of "I'd hit it" it is the overt meaning that is disturbing and the listener is expected to infer a nonviolent implied meaning. Weird.

"...unless in an actual BDSM setting"

:rofl: Sorry, I know you are being serious, but that add-on qualification is funny as hell.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

30. yeah because in BDSM violence in consensual. in day to day life, its just scary

:hi:

[KG]

7. 'i'd hit it!' is high praise indeed from me.

but then, my standards are pretty low. :hi:

[Sugar Smack]

20. no comment.

[KG]

24. my 'i'd hit it!' is reserved for celebs posted in the lounge, bebe.

you, well, i wanna marry you. :loveya:

[Zuiderelle]

8. It's a way for men who haven't a chance in hell with someone to feel superior.

Pretty pathetic as well as being objectifying and demeaning. Tasteless combination of nasty loser traits.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

11. that too.

[kwassa]

12. Bingo!

we have a winner.

I'm a male, and I think it as offensive as it gets.

[flvegan]

9. I prefer "wax that ass like Rain Dance"

But then, I'm a poet.

[Fran Kubelik]

10. I had never previously noticed the lyrics of that song

And now I am peeing my pants laughing. :rofl:

[Guava Jelly]

13. I am a little more concerned if "It" would hit me.

After all that is the more important question..
I'd "hit" Catherine Zeta Jones but the chances of her hitting me are 1 in a gazillion

[IndianaJones]

14. "Double Cheeseburger? I'd hit it. I'm a Dollar Menu guy." nt.

[Fran Kubelik]

19. Did you know that a double cheeseburger costs the same as a regular cheeseburger?

:D

But yeah - I remember that commercial making me go: whaaa?

[Lex]

15. Saying it certainly confirms one's uber-loser status.

nt

[DarkTirade]

16. I usually only use it in a joking or sarcastic sense

but that's just me.

[BarenakedLady]

17. Honestly, I don't care for it at all.

And I'm one who usually doesn't let stuff like that get to me.

Of course, when I say it, it is hilarious! ;)

[Solon]

18. I never say it...

I prefer to be much more. Something along the lines of..."I focus my talents to giving pleasure to others."

[terrya]

21. No, it's not a compliment.

Not even close.

[IndianaJones]

22. more commonly accepted is "I'd tap that' or "I'd knock the bottom out of it" nt.

[billyskank]

23. I think it depends entirely on who's saying it and what mood they are saying it with.

It can be either demeaning or cute. Though I would be most unlikely to say it.

:hi:

:loveya:

[Lady Freedom]

25. #6!

:grr: :nuke: :grr:

[no name no slogan]

26. ....

[tigereye]

28. couldn't they come up with some lines from Andrew Marvell or something?

that's what I would find more impressive!