Why are so many male names also Penis references?

[Bedford Stye]

Dick.....Richard.

Peter.....

Johnson.....ok, that's a surname.

Cock.....no idea how this started.

Willie......

 

[RollD20]

Cause.

 

[Diddy]

Dick GrAYson

 

[Bedford Stye]

Dick GrAYson

Serious. I met a guy named "dick Pugh". He was a cool guy, and obviously had a shit name, but didn't let it bother him.

 

[Old Ironsides]

Peter?



it's over

 

[Mortis]

Why did this make me lol

 

[Antifem Lord]

I never heard someone call their dick Richard

 

[Transcended Trucel]

same

Why did this make me lol

 

[ControlledInsanity]

Dick..... everywhere

Peter..... never heard of this association

Johnson..... very loosely

Cock..... who's first name is unironically Cock?

Willie...... unfortunate

 

[NΩVA]

Peter?



it's over

 

[NΩVA]

I got that big Dyson iykyk

 

[zerozerozero]

who is named cock

 

[K9Otaku]

Dick.....Richard.

Peter.....

Johnson.....ok, that's a surname.

Cock.....no idea how this started.

Willie......

The best is this one. from the 1960 Nixon campaign

 

[norwegianfreak]

Having the name gaylord is worse

 

[nazianime]

Having the name gaylord is worse

Yes, I had a work email with someone last name being Gaylord gave me a giggle.

 

[I respect women]

1. Because men got dicks so the connection is easy to make
2. Saying everything like this: "ya know, his ..." will sound like youre talking about cock (faggot)

 

[Bedford Stye]

The best is this one. from the 1960 Nixon campaign
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It took me a second to make the connection.

This slogan was flat out pornographic

 

[Bedford Stye]

Dick..... everywhere

Peter..... never heard of this association

Johnson..... very loosely

Cock..... who's first name is unironically Cock?

Willie...... unfortunate

The name COCKBURN is common in Scotland.

Dick Cockburn.

 

[K9Otaku]

It took me a second to make the connection.

This slogan was flat out pornographic

Shows how language changes. No one associated the word "dick" back then with what it means today.

Also the use of "lick" to mean "defeat someone" has completely faded away.

 

[Bedford Stye]

I forgot JIMMY.

KICK IM IN THE JIMMY