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The phrase 'my cock' is not grammatically correct or socially acceptable to use in written English.
It is slang and considered profane language. If you want to refer to a cock, the male of the domestic fowl, you could use the phrase "my rooster" instead. For example, "I spotted my rooster in the henhouse this morning."
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A third said: Suck my cock DiCarmine.
My cock is about to explode yet again.
My cock was barely a ghost, but I did not suffer panic.
"Aids, niggers, Jewboys, Nazis, junkies," I reply, taking out my cock.
But it's liberating in a way, saying: "Hello everyone, this is my cock.
"Your appointment is here," my PA says, while my cock throbs uncontrollably.
Ha ha, you're a lady so I bet you want to touch my cock.
"And while you're about it, why don't you suck my cock?" "Oh no," Andy had cried.
"It's only three in the afternoon and I've already had my cock out three times".
"My cock – I can write about my cock forever!" Richard Shepard is revisiting a eureka moment, the point he realised he had created a character that could support a film.
My cock breaks off in his ass but I'm interrupted by Is That All There Is by Peggy Lee.
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