Well I have to admit I have never heard the word poonani

You gotta get down with the kids mate.

Just asked hubby he said it was a posh word for fanny

A solid description from Mr BB

nah,never heard of the froggies eating beaver !

wonder how he got that nickname tho' ?

That had to be carefully worded.

i thought that was something old grannies do in their medicated undies




what the ferk is a poonani

Try of the month? Over Callum Watkins? FFS, Clarkey and Cullen haven't got a clue.
I'll be looking forward to Will Sharp getting a special mention then, if all you've got to do is intercept a pass and run 75 metres in the time it takes Briscoe to run 95.

scandal and rumour is very slack when all we have to discuss is different names for a minge, whilst its a decent topic and one close to my heart it does show a lack of real topics huh

and no mention of a sheilas garden in there (unless you class cullen as one lol but that starts with a C doesnt it)

come on mate,even you have to admit the old man did well ?

mind you,young Tom did well to avoid the zimmer frame as he tackled him just before the line !

Well, I watched the Boots n all highlights and I never saw him ground the ball.

Very.




Or was it a double entendre?

is that french for beaver??

double beaver

sounds a plan

Fanny is the old American word for bum. As in the complete backside - cheeks and all, not the front bum. And according to most music written around that time, they tended to be fat.

anyone recall Fanny Craddock ?

A Clint Newton

Indeed
"You can have donuts just like Fanny`s."

But I digress,didn`t Tom actually catch Menzies,even though he had a head start?

I have never liked the word fanny, not sure why really...strangely having an older girl and then two boys we always called it a front bum.

Ha-ha.

Just said he was spotted in a restaurant last night.

no,a poonani is something useful !!!

yes,we have established that about four pages ago !

Beaver reckons he made the line with about a half inch to spare before hitting the corner post...he managed to jetison the zimmer frame on the 20 line which completely confused the young upstart

So why [ido[/i you call Tom "beaver". It surely can't be because you think he's a "fanny", because then not only would you be revealing yourself to be about six, you would also be unveiling yourself as General Zod pretending to live in France.

Loved Fanny and Dick in "The Magic Faraway Tree" as a kid. Became mentally scarred as I grew up and realised the evil connotations modern society put on Enid's innocent characters. Aunt Fanny was another, and cousin Dick, of course. Poor Enid. Or perhaps she just liked Fannies and Dicks.