I think it’s just the usurping of the word. Boomer has a technical meaning in demographics (the post war generation) but the word now seems to be used as a synonym for gammon.
Gammon, not the food
an out of touch, opinionated, likely right wing person - so called due to resemblance angry, fat, white men may have to that type of pork when engaged about gen Z
I think that’s right from phrases like “ok boomer” but maybe I should have said near synonym. In that I suspect most gammons are boomers but not all boomers gammons!
I’m a Go player, of course I like fine distinctions.
Yeah, I’ve never heard “gammon” (except I think as a backgammon term? but I don’t play that, so it’s fuzzy in my memory), but from the definition given, it seemed somewhat overlapping but still quite different from how I’ve seen “boomer” used
It’s a sarcastic reference to a popular video game “Counter-Strike: Global Offensive”, which is often shortened to “CS:GO” and sometimes even just “GO” (such as in contexts where Counter-Strike, or first person shooter games, is implied).
The phrase “rush B on de_dust2” refers to the strategy of quickly concentrating force on an objective point marked with the letter “B” on a popular map known as “de_dust2”.
Ah. I sometimes use “rush X” in that sense, but I don’t play FPS games (me and my computer both suck at them, so it works out), so I missed the map reference
Baby boomers, often shortened to boomers, are the demographic cohort following the Silent Generation and preceding Generation X. The generation is often defined as people born from 1946 to 1964 during the mid-20th century baby boom.