Pretty sure that's european slang. And it means to talk about over and over, if I'm not mistaken.

Cup half full is a saying. The idea is that there's a glass with water half in it. Is it half full or half empty? Saying you have a cup half full is a way of saying you're an optimist. That you see the brighter side of things. Instead of being upset that the cup is 'half empty', you're happy it's at least 'half full'. It's used to say if you're the type to see situations in a positive light always. Like "I'm a cup's half full kind of person." I can explain further, if that's not absolutely clear! 2. 【'I got boned at the Museum of Natural History' mug】, what does 'I got boned' mean? is this bone the same verb as in "remove the bones from fish or meat? why 'I got boned?' why is a person's bone removed? OR does bone have anything to do with 'sex'. I looked it up in Urban dictionary, it says bone means having sex with someone , which is even more confusing if being applied here. It's slang in this case. It does mean , "I had sex". As for why the mug might say I had sex at the Museum of Natural History: American culture glorifies sex. In other words, people brag about where they had sex, or how much sex they had. It's a cultural thing. 3.【now that】. Can I just use "now" here in stead of "now that?" Now that I think about it is also a phrase. You cannot use now here. The phrase roughly means, "I just thought about this" 4. 【wasted】and 【bombed】. are these standard english meaning drunk? or just prison lingo? can i use them in everyday english? Wasted is standard english meaning drunk. Bombed is less often used. They're both slang, but you could use them among friends! 5.【dumpster】. is this a regular english word or a brand/ trademark? Dumpster is literally a giant trash can. In America, we take our trash and put them into giant metal containers called dumpsters, until trucks take them away. I hope this all helped!