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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Oct 1997.
Re: REQ: a dork!

Re: REQ: a dork!

On Tue, 14 Oct 1997, peter cliffe wrote:

> > Could someone please post or email an ascii picture of a dork (
> > preferably an Oriental dork wearing glasses )?  Please, please!  I will
> > be very grateful.
> > 
> > Best regards,
> > 
> > Siu Ling
> !!!!! In England a dork means, er, how can I put this? 
> erm, it means a penis! Are you sure you want a drawing of 
> one of them wearing sunglasses? guffaw guffaw! What does dork
> mean in the States?
> :-) Pete

I don't know which part of the UK you're from Peter, but I've never heard
male genitals called a dork before, and I've been on this God-forsaken
island for nearly all my born days (I went to France once, oh, yeah and
the Isle of Man :) ).

Common euphemisms I've heard for it, are:
	Monkey
	Wodge
	Tackle
	Jock
	Lunchbox
	Hose
	Thing(y)
	Beast
	Organ
	Fireman
	Helmet
and even "Spitting Doll"

but not Dork

...and I'm sure I'm missing some euphemisms there.

And Finally: Apologies to those who find this thread has become rather
tasteless... :-S

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