Thursday, December 07, 2006
Cocksox
The Australians produced Wonderjock. And here they are, “down under” again with yet another way for men to lift and separate.
Fellas, pack more into your package with Cocksox.
No rings! No slings!
Do you know anyone who would actually wear these? Is this something you’d buy as a stocking stuffer?
I just like saying the brand name.
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Maidy: If you wear Cocksox, does that make you a cocksoxer?
ReplyDeleteTalk about chafing your willy, what a terrible idea....you are just asking for trouble if you constrict 'the bishop and his altar boys' and put them on parade portruding like some masthead..
ReplyDeletelike any newspaper if you cut off the circulation the readership shrinks!
Besides, how many guys that you know in the rw would look like that...there is no need to make these for men with a waistline over 30 inches..unless..
I think that the only reason that most men would want there dinky stickin' that far out would be so that they can still see it beneath their beer belly and not have to fumble about when they had to take a whiz in front of other men!
They should call it the 'there-you-are-you-little-rascal' or PeeMate.
HE: Or Peckers on Parade.
ReplyDeleteI would seriously take a guy to court for false advertising.
ReplyDeleteAwaiting: It's the male equivalent of wearing falsies.
ReplyDeletei don't like them i prefer a man in a nice pair of boxer shorts
ReplyDeleteMidget Arse: Minx.
ReplyDeleteI shall have a pair in Diablo Red if anyone is stuck for what to get me for Xmas!
ReplyDeleteFrobi: Satan, thy name is Frobisher. Devil man.
ReplyDeleteI don't get falsies either. But then again, pregnancies and childbirth have bestowed a nice rack on my chest.
ReplyDeleteAwaiting: That's not just a rack. That's a treasure chest!
ReplyDeleteThose who forget history are doomed to repeat it.
ReplyDeleteIn this case, we are talk about the infamous codpiece.
I say this product is the unholy union of a G-string and a codpiece.
Perhaps it was thought up by the same person who invented the mullet?