Question for SP's & Patrons

[ScottyTwoHotty]

Hey there. Just reading through ads and keep coming across the terms poon, pooning, and pooner.
I guess this is a new term to me. Not sure the exact definition of all of the above, but was wondering if I could get some feedback on the terms.
Here's my question for both SP's and clients.

How do you feel about the terms poon, pooning, and pooner?

The only reason I ask is because it sounds like it could be a degrading term. I may be wrong. Maybe its just new lingo, and I'm behind the times, which isn't entirely impossible.

Scotty

 

[sensualsarah19]

The terms, poon, pooning and pooner, don't bother me... They're just terms that are used when relating a conversation to this hobby.
Poon - To involve yourself with an SP (Just someone whose looking for a little bit of poontang)
How can we as SP's judge.. We're all looking for a little bit of something too...

 

[Avery]

All three terms are obviously derived from "poontang", a synonym of "nookie" and many other words.

However, PERB is the only place I've ever seen those terms. On most other North American boards, the terms are "hobby", "hobbying" and "hobbyist". On British boards, the most common term for a pooner is "punter". On international boards, the terms are "monger", "mongering" and "monger" (derived from the medieval English (and Biblical) term "whoremonger".

I doubt that anyone is offended by these terms. Go ahead, call me a pooner! See if I care!

 

[Avery]

Avery... You BIG pooner!!

Hey, I'm only average-sized (in both ways one could read that statement). You must be mixing me up with logsplitter! The Log is famous in the Winnipeg forum - some of the ladies are allegedly frightened of it!

 

[ScottyTwoHotty]

Pooning

Thanks for the input. I just didn't want to offend any SP's or "Pooners" by my ignorance of the term. Always better to be safe than sorry I say.

Keep Smilin',
Scotty

 

[AmericanDad]

Ted Nugent (circa 1976) said it best ... Wang, Dang, Sweet Poon Tang!