Wikipedia:Introduction (historical)
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Swagg (alt. sp. swag) is an underused word. It's origins are piratical in nature during the 18th century, coming to mean any ill gotten booty any sailor worth his salt could take from a Spanish Galleon. In modern times the meaning has shifted to mean any "freebie" given to guests, customers or attendees. What?? These run the gamut from coffee cups to frisbees to tote bags to things very expensive. yeah that's true and i wouldn't lie i rock i am da best yeah!!!! i am an idiot ta da da
please send your swag to me.