"Making my tongue hard"

[NotYou]

I had never heard this, nor seen it anywhere in all of my time on CB but recently I have seen many people start using this expression/compliment. For example, the model is naked and doing her show and the guy will say something like: "you're even making my tongue hard".
I was just curious, has this always been an expression and I have just not seen it, or has someone/something (celebrity, tv show, movie, anything) made this into a popular saying now?


And to keep this into a proper discussion, are there any similar things (in terms of compliments/sayings) you've noticed a lot recently which people are using?

 

[CheeseMoon]

Erect Tongue Syndrome™ must be why so many members are having a difficult time expressing themselves in the public chat.
But no, I've never heard that (slightly bizarre) expression. I recognize the sentiment though.

(Note: English isn't my first or even second language, so it could easily be a thing without this furriner getting the memo ...)

 

[Herein2020]

Never heard of it but I get the direction the comment is going hahaha

 

[NotYou]

Don't get me wrong, I fully understand the idea and direction of it, it's just made me curious why suddenly I am seeing lots of people say it. By "lots" I mean in the past few weeks, it must be about 20 people. Some colours, some greys. I guess it could be the same person on multiple accounts lol. Just weird ho it came from nowhere and seems to be catching.

 

[Herein2020]

Don't get me wrong, I fully understand the idea and direction of it, it's just made me curious why suddenly I am seeing lots of people say it. By "lots" I mean in the past few weeks, it must be about 20 people. Some colours, some greys. I guess it could be the same person on multiple accounts lol. Just weird ho it came from nowhere and seems to be catching.

true - someone saw it and laughed and then next one used it maybe =) If model giggles when she reads it then it will spread fast =)

 

[Beawaresweety]

I suggest to use "you're stimulating my neurogenesis" instead.