
Ever take a nice walk down the street or through the park and hear punk kids screaming "Donkey Punch!"? Do you watch CNN and wonder what all the hype about this 'Donkey Punch' is? Would you like to gain a better knowledge of this sacred move?
Well, on this special edition article of "Fathoming the Donkey Punch" we're going to dive right into the mystery and knock some sense into your knoggin'. But in order to understand what this is really, we must first search for the history behind it. To do this we turned to the man who is behind this movement( indirectly). Tony Danza.
"I think this really started to catch on when my show was at the peak of its time" exclaimed Danza, famous for playing Tony the house-keeper on the 80's hit show 'Who's the Boss'.
"Some how, or some way, people began saying the name of my show when they were getting it on with their significant other, actually...mostly..in fact it was always guys saying it to their bitches" stated Mr. Danza as he swept up a pile of dirt in an apron.
"From that point on it evolved to the name of 'Tony Danza'. You could see it everywhere, dudes were saying it to their bitches and calling it the 'Tony Danza', they were banging the bejesus out of their bitches and telling their buddies they pulled the 'Tony Danza' on her the next day. At first I all over this, doing it to my bitches and even my bitches' bitches. It was like a never ending circus of fun, but it had to stop, bitches were getting hurt and getting pissed."
We would agree with Mr. Danza on that one, pissed bitches always lead to a bad and lonely night. So what we can take from Tony Danza's story is the evolution of this aggressive and violent move with a harsh name to a more classy title....the 'Tony Danza' with the same amount of physical abuse. However insightful Mr. Danza's statements may be, we felt to better serve our readers we must look harder into the truth and come at it with a different angle. Which is why we asked Dr. McGram of the University of Southern California about this 'Tony Danza' move and what else he could tell us about its' evolution. He has a Masters degree in rare forms of intriguing yet bad physical abuse.
"The 'Tony Danza' evolved into the 'Donkey Punch' as the show 'Who's the Boss's popularity began to wane. It's said that this name was chosen from the sheer force that the hit video game character 'Donkey Kong' put into his punches. From there people started on this fad, and this new signature move became an important tool in the male arsenal" claimed Dr. McGram as he polished up some brass knuckles.
Now the truth slowly reveals itself. But what exactly is the 'Donkey Punch'? This was exactly the question we posed to Dr. McGram.
"The 'Donkey Punch' really is a sexual move performed from the 'doggy-style' position. The major cause of the propagation of this term was its shock value when explaining it to an unexpecting friend or colleague. The supposed move involves the male punching the female in the back of the head immediately before orgasm, accompanied in most tellings of the technique with a victorious cry of "Donkey Punch!". The alleged purpose is for the enhanced male orgasm due to the contracting of the muscles in the vagina."
Further research on our part yielded another term for this move, known as the "Rabbit Punch". Of course this is a weak name for such a powerful move, hence it never becoming the official term.
Anyways, thanks for stopping by RATM again and letting us ruin your mind. Have a safe trip where ever the hell you go and don't forget to stop by again.