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 Talking Cock - Richard Herring
Newest Review: ... with erectile dysfunction.' It would make him a laughing stock. Moreover, it would make him a laughing stock, who ... more  ... obviously had a tiny cock."
It's easy to understand the author?s motivations in performing and later writing about the issues he chooses to, and the end result is informative, witty, reassuring, disturbing, silly, painful and heartwarming. Although on more than several occasions, Richard Herring has to reiterate that he is not obsessed with cocks.
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The 300-page book is divided into twelve sections, all covering different aspects of the sergeant with one blue stripe who loves to sta...more |
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Talking Cock - Richard Herring: Celebration of Man and His Manhood (2541 words)
by - written on 30/05/04 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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~~Disclaimer~~ As this book is entirely based on stories about, uses of and views on the spam javelin, I am aware that in many instances in this review I will have to use discreet language; this is made more simple, and hopefully more enjoyable, by the extensive amount of euphemisms Richard provides within his text, including the bald-headed mouse, Jack the Dripper and the Russell the fur-faced chicken. As Dooyoo were quick to honour my product suggestion of this title I will endeavour to provide a review that is light on obscenity, but considering the subject matter (that?s penises) I can?t make any stiff promises. THE AUTHOR ... Read the complete review
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