poon-tang
poon-tang by theJeremiah July 16, 2005
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Poon-tang by Big Smoke Dogg November 24, 2003
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Poon-tang by Buht Sechs November 2, 2003
Poon Tang
That sweet wet hole we all crave, can't go for too long with out, center of our life's desire, what gives woman the upper hand in almost every situation - PUSSY! (Gotta have it!)
Poon Tang by 38 Caliber Kimo April 5, 2003
Poon Tang
Poon Tang" comes to us from the Deep South. In the 19th Century New Orleans (French) was the Las Vegas of the South. The French "Putain" for prostitute was corrupted by the boys from Alabama and Mississippi that visited New Orleans from "putain" to Poon Tang. That is the CORRECT origin of "Poon Tang" and all other speculations on this board are NOT correct
Poon Tang by MacGregor2 April 29, 2011
Poon tang
A combination of both the aroma and taste of a womens genitals. Logically this sensation can range from pleasurable to a fate worse than death - depending on bathing habits, diet, rectum bleaching etc. etc.
God damn, that was some sweet 'tang - Got her just as she was gettin' out the 'tub. I sucked her pussy 'till her head caved in.
Poon tang by Kool Kolino January 1, 2005
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