milk drinker

an insult / derogative term deriving from the video game skyrim, often used by city guards to suggest a person is weak and / or young / inexperienced.

possible explanations:
young babies drink milk from their mother’s br–sts.
and / or
those who can’t handle mead or ale instead drink milk.
and / or
milk in skyrim will restore a warrior’s resource for hard-hitting sword swings. those who require milk for this purpose would likely be lower-level, and inexperienced.
don’t be such a milk drinker.
a baby, used as an insult. the insult seems to pre-date skyrim, and may have origins in scottish culture.
an old scottish saying is:

“bread and cheese is gude to eat when folk can get nae ither meat.
bread and milk is bairns’ meat: i wish them sorrow that be it.”

seems to refer to a “milk drinker”.

another example: “what do you think of that, mr. pajama-wearing, basket-face, slipper-wielding, clype-dreep-bachle, gether-uping-blate-maw, bleathering, gomeril, jessie, oaf-looking, sc–ner, nyaff, plookie, shan, milk-drinking, soy-faced shilpit, mim-moothed, sniveling, worm-eyed, hotten-blaugh, vile-stoochie, cally-breek-tattie?”
a weak or spineless person. the implication is that milk is a drink for children, whereas real men drink booze. popularized by the bethesda game skyrim.
you really think you’re a match for me, milk-drinker?
a person who prescribes to chumpish behavior. favorite activities include being vanilla, adding little value, thinking they add a lot of value. love chivalry and being “just one of the guys” in the worst kind of way.
check that kid sucking down 2%, cl-ssic milk drinker.
1.a person of cowardly actions and deed. usually lazy and unwilling to take action.

2.a p-ssy
1.hah, those europeans can be so cowardly sometimes, bunch of milk-drinkers.

2. heh, those hippies are nothing but a whole bunch of c-ckholstering, bootlicking milk-drinkers.