https://capetonification.co.za/index.php?disp=comments en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Mon, 31 May 2010 05:19:54 +0000 admin c75@https://capetonification.co.za/ <p>Pussy has very much been embraced as slang for vagina thanks to the American influence.<br /> In actual fact it is the preferred method of referring to a lady&#8217;s bits. <br /> These days Poes is more on par with Cunt.<br /> It&#8217;s usually put into use when raising the stakes on a slang war. So you can call a pussy a poes (Although the person attached to it might not appreciate it), or you can call someone like bob mugabe, or julius malema, or ryan seacrest a complete and utter POES. <br /></p> Pussy has very much been embraced as slang for vagina thanks to the American influence.
In actual fact it is the preferred method of referring to a lady’s bits.
These days Poes is more on par with Cunt.
It’s usually put into use when raising the stakes on a slang war. So you can call a pussy a poes (Although the person attached to it might not appreciate it), or you can call someone like bob mugabe, or julius malema, or ryan seacrest a complete and utter POES.

]]> https://capetonification.co.za/index.php/2010/04/07/new-definitions#c75 Sat, 29 May 2010 20:06:47 +0000 F c74@https://capetonification.co.za/ <p>In the 70&#8217;s and 80&#8217;s in South Afirca the slang word for vagina was &#8220;poes". In the United States it was always &#8220;pussy". In South Africa, &#8220;pussy&#8221; really did mean a cat and was only worthy of sophomoric giggles since it was close in sound to &#8220;poes". So now in 2010 South Africa, is it &#8220;pussy&#8221; or &#8220;poes&#8221; to refer to a vagnia?<br /> <br /></p> In the 70’s and 80’s in South Afirca the slang word for vagina was “poes". In the United States it was always “pussy". In South Africa, “pussy” really did mean a cat and was only worthy of sophomoric giggles since it was close in sound to “poes". So now in 2010 South Africa, is it “pussy” or “poes” to refer to a vagnia?

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