Beetle Bonnet
Created | Updated Mar 21, 2002
The "beetle bonnet" is a term of phrase used to describe a "mound" created by a tight pair of womens knickers clinging to the contours of a Mons Pubis.
This stems from the shape that it produces, which resembles the Bonnet of a car manufacturered by Volkswagen which is is affectionately known as a "beetle". This is due to the shape of the car, which is similar to the shape of a beetle.
Interestingly enough, if one thinks about the shape then the phrase "Beetle Bonnet" should bypass the car reference, and maybe be referred to as "Beetles Wings"....
This stems from the shape that it produces, which resembles the Bonnet of a car manufacturered by Volkswagen which is is affectionately known as a "beetle". This is due to the shape of the car, which is similar to the shape of a beetle.
Interestingly enough, if one thinks about the shape then the phrase "Beetle Bonnet" should bypass the car reference, and maybe be referred to as "Beetles Wings"....
