"Pork" as a verb

Posted by Smokey Stover April 18, 2004In reply to "Pork" as a verb posted by tanbou1 on April 17, 2004

Does anyone know the origins of using the work "pork" as a verb. For example asking the question:

Did you pork her?

I've more often heard "He borked her" than "He porked her." In an interesting episode of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," Buffy was accused of having let a vampire boink her. But, no, I can't answer the question. SS

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Boink clarification from SS WordCrafter 18/April/04
- Boinking and Borking Brian from Shawnee 18/April/04
  - Boinking and Borking Smokey Stover 19/April/04
    - You are all bonkers! Rude Boy 19/April/04
      - PS Rude Boy 19/April/04
        
        Just be grateful Lotg 26/April/04