College Debate...

Published Mon, Feb 28 2005 23:02 | William

A little while ago, I was at my favorite local restaurant minding my own business reading the Updated version of Ingo's Killer remoting book.  I eat there regularly and use it as a time to catch up on my reading - then I usually go home and try out a few of the things I read about.  Anyway, when I got there a few teenagers sat down in the booth behind me.  What happened afterward just blew my mind:

Kid 1:  “Dude, you're crazy, Clemson is way cooler than USC”

Kid2: “No way man, USC is way better, the frats are cooler and you can get way more Putang

Kid1: “Dude, your wack, Clemson has mad parties and there chicks are way hotter.“

Kid3: “It's not PUTANG, It's PUNTANG“

Kid1: “Nuh uh - it's Putang you dork“

Kid2: “No it's not, it's PUN- TANG - with an N - why do you think they call it PUNE?“

Who can debate that logic?  I don't know why I found this particularly funny, but I recall the legend about old school intellectuals/theologians arguing over how many angels could dance on the head of a needle. If this really happened, I really can't see how society has moved forward intellectually (although I can certainly tell you which discussion I'd rather partake in ).  So as luck would have it, I just took a big swig of diet coke and was overcome with laughter - spitting diet coke through my nose I was laughing so hard.  I couldn't have been more obvious.  So the one kid says “See, even that dude knows that it's PUN TANG” which for some reason, made me laugh even harder.  So there I was with my brand new book and smartphone slobbering diet coke all over them.

I know, I know, this is terribly immature and hardly appropo for a technical blog - so I actually decided to code it so I'd at least have some technical reason for such a mindless post.  Btw, does anyone have any insight into which one is technically correct?  That “Pune” argument wasn't rebutted so I'm leaning toward that as the better argument:

enum PropsectiveStudentCollege :uint
{
     SouthCarolina = 0,
     Clemson = 1
}
String GenetaliaSlang(PropsectiveStudentCollege college)
{
  switch(college)
  {
     case PropsectiveStudentCollege.Clemson:
       return "Putang";
     case PropsectiveStudentCollege.SouthCarolina:
       return "PuNtang"; 
     default:
      return "GetALifeBill";
  }
}
-------------

Update, after checking in the dictionary - it appears PoonTang is the technically correct way to pronounce it.  I honestly can't believe it made it into the Dictionary

Comments

# William said on February 28, 2005 11:26 PM:

That's right it's PoonTang. Leading to words like:
Poonany, Poonalicious, Poonificent, and Poontastic

Poon it's what's for dinner.

# William said on February 28, 2005 11:35 PM:

Poonany - i forgot all about that. Clemson it is!

# William said on March 1, 2005 4:35 AM:

Or my personal favorite: Poon Juice. Eerily sounds like what old people drink to stay regular. Hell, it's what *I* need to drink to stay regular.

Clemson seems better than a state college for some reason. I wondered the difference between something like Clemson and UGA. I used to wonder which state Clemson was in too, which used to make me think it was cooler for some reason. Now not so much.

Poontang factors into the equation when mommy and daddy or the government handle all of the bills. When you pay for your education, poontang can be a close second in the decision. You usually decide how much poon you're willing to handle, then work accordingly to go to that school. Also never pick a technical college if you're looking for poon as most of the women will appear to be guys and the ones that aren't taken will think their ass don't stink. Maybe that was just MY tale in college but in general the women attending a technical school are there to learn, not to bang.

# William said on March 1, 2005 8:05 AM:

Things are different up this way, back in Miami chicks were there to find rich guys/about to be rich guys to marry ;-)

# William said on March 1, 2005 9:26 AM:

I agree with Jeremy, the tech chicks are either "Pats" - from SNL - or they are snobby chicks not wanting to talk to 'geeks', which they are themselves since they are attenting the same school.

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