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Dick to me is more of an insult and not erotic.
Cock is usually spelled correctly. It's actually more coarse to me, but just earthy, direct bold. I like it. Cock. You can use it to insult a passing driver or talk about your man's best asset.
Dick is a little more playful to me, a little more myinnerteenager. Take your dick out is maybe a little less sexual to me than take your cock out.
Take your cock out and stick it in me big boy, take your dick out, I wanna see.
Prick ups the insult factor a little - it's a little harsher than "asshole" - and as a euphemism it's sort of visceral/biological. Pricks are pink-headed and fleshy.
I do not like "rod" or "knob" as euphemisms. With the exception of my new favorite epithet "cockknob"
Put 'em together with attachments and there's a world of epithet fun.
I love when my British phone johns - sophisticates with posh London voices say "willy."
Never ask a question like that because some idiot will misspell it, probably the next time you see it in print.How in the hell do you spell the word "cock" wrong?!![]()
How in the hell do you spell the word "cock" wrong?!![]()
I hesitate to ask this, but how else do people spell cock?![]()
I type very quickly but badly, I have indeed spelled cock wrong usually mixing letters (ccok most often) but thankfully I have always caught them in time.
But I will admit, it is quite interesting that the asshats Always get it right...
cock
cawk
c0ck
c4wk
c4\/\/|<
coque
choch
khakh
Qoqu
cock
cawk
c0ck
c4wk
c4\/\/|<
coque
choch
khakh
Qoqu
what the phuque?![]()