Does every man have a "special" name for their penis? What do you call your cock ?

There are so many names to call your penis: Cock, Prick, Johnson, Junior, Willy, Rod, Shlong, etc... What do you call a penis?
I know guys that give their cocks a "special" name.
One guy Bobby who calls his cock Floyd. Another guy Steve who calls his cock Junior.
Do you have a special name for your cock?

It's like we guys treat our Cock as if it is an entity with a identity separate from you. Like it has a mind of it's own. "Hey, I am not interested." However, my cock is all for it and wants and needs it badly. You are suddenly powerless you have no will power and your Cock wins out. Your Cock knows what it wants and needs to feel good. You go for it.

As you can see I call my penis a Cock. As for a special name I guess I call my cock Cock but sometimes I call my cock Dick. " come on Cock", "suck my Cock", "make my Cock feel good", Oh yeah, eat that Dick" "mmmmmmmm swallow that load" ( Don't get me started with sperm. That is for a different thread)

I call mine "Gigantor the Impaler", and someone once called it the "Red Russian" (I'm Russian)
MK

Ralph

Fred

as of late- "Brett Favre."

Rod

Pierre.

And yes it has sth. to do with etymology.

Who in here can figure that out?

Igor the Great!

Jabba the Putz

I should have also asked why do you call your cock that? How did you come up with that name? When did you come up with that name?

We (the gf and I) jokingly debated the subject of naming.

And then quickly came up w/ said name.

Given the etymological background it's spot on. And not of the cheap n cheesy style.

Roux

klemptomanes are you French? A French romantic?
etymology is the origin of a word
Etymology: Latin, penis, tail; akin to Old High German </I>faselt penis, Greek </I>peos
: a male organ of copulation that in male mammals including humans usually functions as the channel by which urine leaves the body</I>
Main Entry: Saint Pierre and Mi·que·lon
Pronunciation: sa n -'pyer-&n(d)-"me-k&-'lO n </I>
Usage: geographical name
French islands in the Atlantic off S </I>Newfoundland capital St. Pierre, </I>area 93 </I>square miles
Main Entry: Ber·nar·din de Saint-Pierre
Function: </I>biographical name
Pronunciation: "ber-n&r-'da n -d&-"sAnt-pe-'er</I>
Jacques-Henri 1737-1814 French author; precursor of French romantic movement; wrote </I>Paul et Virginie (1788), etc.

Pierre.


french name.

other forms: Peter, Petrus etc.


originates from "petra" which means stone or _ROCK_.

The latter is what makes the name fit so well.
best thing yet was that the gf immediately got it. yum to minds.

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