Poontang
11 January 2005
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Peter came across this synopsis of Unfaithful while surfing The Age DVD store:
"Diane Lane plays a very welloff, very content middleclass mother and wife whose common sense and good judgment is quickly overridden by a loftdwelling French book dealer who draws her into his spacious New York home for a spot of extramarital poontang."
I can't stop laughing.
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Views from the Floor
Sophie Cunningham says:
personally, i find pootang very erotic.
Huw says:
Mr Garrison to the personification of his repressed gay self: "I'm not gay, I love poontang!"
adam says:
There's a footpath paver near my place that someone's scrawled the word "POONTANG" into while it was still wet. I walk past on the way to the tramstop. It's strangely refreshing.
Sophie Cunningham says:
i would just like to say that when i made my first comment i sincerely thought poontang was a card game, and therefore thought i was being quite witty.
adam says:
In that case, sophie, you thought the film was about a man who couldn't get enough card games in his married life, and hence had to have a bit of card games on the side?
I like that explanation the best.
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