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help me with work, please. when you hear the word "pookie," what does it mean to you? -- nm

Posted by kare (aka kare) Jan 20 '09, 14:37

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term of emdearment. First heard of it when a former female co-worked gave me the nick "Pookie Bear". -- nm - lileve Jan 20, 15:03
Cutie-pie. -- nm - TaurusII Jan 20, 15:00
I love that this will help you with work. -- nm - Dano Jan 20, 14:49
karebud. -- nm - tRuMaN Jan 20, 14:48
Garfield. nm - ralph wiggum Jan 20, 14:43 3
- This isn't nermal. nm - Dignan Jan 20, 14:53 1
  - I was going to say "Opie-haaave", but I'm still a little sheepish about the nun pun from yesterday. nm - ralph wiggum Jan 20, 15:07
- /nods -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 20, 14:52
nickname for a gf used exclusively as a joke. - TFox Jan 20, 14:41 3
- You bastard, throwing our love under the bus like that. - Will Hunting Jan 20, 14:46 2
  - Were this true, I would have a new term of endearment for you: "poonie-tang pee-pee hole". - TFox Jan 20, 14:53 1
    - *laughing* -- nm - kelly Jan 20, 14:57
term of endearment. -- nm - Andie Jan 20, 14:39 24
- Teasing term of endearment. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Jan 20, 14:40
- Yes, this ... usually. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 20, 14:40 22
  - usually? what else? - kare Jan 20, 14:41 21
    - Spike Lee as a race baiter. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Jan 20, 14:41 20
      - seriously? my coworker says they use the word "pook" for private parts. i was wondering if that was common, too. dammit! any other dorky terms of - kare Jan 20, 14:43 19
        
        I dunno. Let's make some up. "Panini". "Pendergast". "Perennial". "Poppy". -- nm - Beryllium Jan 20, 14:50
        
        Pu-pu snuggie bigglesworth. -- nm - TFox Jan 20, 14:50
        
        Urban Dictionary generally agrees it's a term of endearment but it's also got some more profane definitions. Then again... - Mop Jan 20, 14:47
        
        never heard of that one. related: I would love to know how these - loosilu Jan 20, 14:47 6
        
        me: "what would you think if you saw an ad with this headline?" coworker: *points at crotch* -- nm - kare Jan 20, 14:58 3
        
        Honest question: ask her if she still uses the potty, or a big girl toilet. -- nm - TFox Jan 20, 14:59 2
        
        it was actually a dude. -- nm - kare Jan 20, 15:00 1
        
        "Same question." -- nm - Beryllium Jan 20, 15:04
        
        Kare: "My bf calls me pookie." Cow orker: "You know what that means, right?" *blank stare* Cow orker: *thinks of ways to destroy kare's mind* - Will Hunting Jan 20, 14:48 1
        
        wait, I have another guess. V-Day is next month. kare wants to write ad copy using the word "pookie". Cow orker - loosilu Jan 20, 14:52
        
        pook? *never* heard that. "pumpkin" is another, but it has halloween overtones - Andie Jan 20, 14:46 3
        
        puddinpop, maybe? -- nm - kare Jan 20, 14:58 2
        
        or just 'puddin'. -- nm - Andie Jan 20, 15:00 1
        
        probably should just use "something for snookums" and call it good :) -- nm - kare Jan 20, 15:01
        
        honey bunny? -- nm - Beryllium Jan 20, 14:46 2
        
        You failed english, didn't you? -- nm - Will Hunting Jan 20, 14:46 1
        
        No, I failed to go for coffee/hot chocolate this morning. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 20, 14:49
        
        peanut? -- nm - oblique Jan 20, 14:45
        
        "pook"? that's new. "poon" maybe. -- nm - TFox Jan 20, 14:44
It means someone wants to get shot. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 20, 14:38
girlfriend nickname -- nm - Beaker Jan 20, 14:38 1
- exactly -- nm - Gwaahjo Jan 20, 14:49

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