Please help Settle this debate!!!!

Slove009

A Co-Worker and I are arguing whether or not a "procument pimp" is an oximoron. I say it is. can "Pimp out" something, but you never "pimp-in". Ex. I'm pimpin' out these *insert item here*. So if you're job is aquisition of an item, you are taking, not giving, and a pimp gives things out.

Who agrees with me?

If you disagree please explain.

_binary_jester_

A Co-Worker and I are arguing whether or not a "procument pimp" is an oximoron. I say it is. can "Pimp out" something, but you never "pimp-in". Ex. I'm pimpin' out these *insert item here*. So if you're job is aquisition of an item, you are taking, not giving, and a pimp gives things out.

Who agrees with me?

If you disagree please explain.

Explain what "procument" means? Do I need urban dictionary?

Slove009

Explain what "procument" means? Do I need urban dictionary?

pro·cure·ment:
Noun:
1.The action of obtaining or procuring something.

cabaray

A Co-Worker and I are arguing whether or not a "procument pimp" is an oximoron. I say it is. can "Pimp out" something, but you never "pimp-in". Ex. I'm pimpin' out these *insert item here*. So if you're job is aquisition of an item, you are taking, not giving, and a pimp gives things out.

Who agrees with me?

If you disagree please explain.

A pimp doesn't "give" anything out. But in the spirit of the debate, I would have to say that the pimp takes in money and new ho's, so he does both. That being said, I've never heard of pimpin' in something.

AllanMisner

In this vernacular, procurement would be the best man. He's responsible for securing the "entertainment" from the pimp.