Shewa jokes about Gojjam's "tight" punani
Posted: 03 Jul 2026, 12:25
Not in Gurage. We are descent enough.
When you come to Ankober, Entoto and now Addis Abeba, this is where you hear jokes about Gojjam females punani being tight.
Was it not designed to incite Menelick's neftenyas to rape Gojjam's female to demolarize Gojjam public from supporting rival Teklehaimanot? It did not work though because he mobilized 10, 000 more fighters against Menelick but still lost the war at Embabo, captured and held as POW.
Defeated by Menelick in the first and last one lonely battle.
On the contrary, Gurage defeated Menelcik himself leading tge war with Gobena and Darge on his sides twice, with 1000s killed, rifles and mortars confiscated between 1875 and 1878. All in all Menelick fought Gurage in 11 battles, the last of which was in 1889.
The war ended in a mutual ceasfire agreement.
Yea, Addis, Taitu Bitul's bread and b*tter, jokes about Gojjam females tight punani. Could this be the reason why Mengistu H.M Ayana chose a wife from Gojjam?
"Tight punani!". Sounds like a p*mp's selling point. A p*syy markeing scheme.

When you come to Ankober, Entoto and now Addis Abeba, this is where you hear jokes about Gojjam females punani being tight.
Was it not designed to incite Menelick's neftenyas to rape Gojjam's female to demolarize Gojjam public from supporting rival Teklehaimanot? It did not work though because he mobilized 10, 000 more fighters against Menelick but still lost the war at Embabo, captured and held as POW.
Defeated by Menelick in the first and last one lonely battle.
On the contrary, Gurage defeated Menelcik himself leading tge war with Gobena and Darge on his sides twice, with 1000s killed, rifles and mortars confiscated between 1875 and 1878. All in all Menelick fought Gurage in 11 battles, the last of which was in 1889.
The war ended in a mutual ceasfire agreement.
Yea, Addis, Taitu Bitul's bread and b*tter, jokes about Gojjam females tight punani. Could this be the reason why Mengistu H.M Ayana chose a wife from Gojjam?
"Tight punani!". Sounds like a p*mp's selling point. A p*syy markeing scheme.