COCK versus DICK

**Fister** · 05-05-2007, 05:24 PM

Originally Posted by SPACE GLIDER

It's funny that "Johnson" is hardly used. I like that term. Classy. Like putting a bowtie on depravity

One site name I liked was something like "Bad Boys Big Johnsons"

As often as we mention the male member in print, the more terms for it, the better!

Sana Chan · 05-06-2007, 12:03 PM

I see it more as two terms that are used by people with certain social personalities. People who are shy, introverted, and rather repressed use the term "dick" because it sounds less aggressive. Where as people who are extroverted, very expressive, and very confidant use "cock".

You can even see people use the word that seems to best suit the person you are talking too. Like my mom, she uses "dick" when she's talking to me (as I am her innocent daughter) or other people who are not as animated as she is. But once she gets around her wild ass friends, its "I like a big cock!"

Maybe that has something to do with it too.

wnc · 05-06-2007, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by Dzinerbear

As others have suggested, it really depends on how the word is used.

When I type both words into Wordtracker, a keyword analyzing tool "big dick" would pull in 7091 searches a day, while "big cock" = 6655; "big black cock" = 1616 and "big black dick" = 1301; but "huge cock" = 7339 and "huge dick" = 2573.

You may want to download this tool to help you, I think it's still free:
http://www.goodkeywords.com/products...uggestions.php

Michael

Thanks for the suggested tool. It is though very weak, based on overture.

Dzinerbear · 05-06-2007, 06:10 PM

Originally Posted by wnc

Thanks for the suggested tool. It is though very weak, based on overture.

Yes, but it's free and will give you an idea.

You can also look up Wordtracker.com and KeywordDiscovery.com

But I believe they're both paid.

Michael

**MiamiB** · 05-06-2007, 06:17 PM

I deal with the "ethnic" niche market and I was always told that "white guys" call their equipment "dick" while "ethnic guys" call their equipment "cock".

I tend to agree with that...so it all depends on the context that you are using the term in.

Hope that helps!

Lee

**DEVELISH** · 05-06-2007, 08:23 PM

Hey y'all,

to me "dick" sounds more nice and 'happy' since it has an 'i' in the word which lifts the tone of your voice.

Cock however has a deeper tone and sounds more agressive to my ears.

but that may be just me

DEV...

wnc · 05-06-2007, 08:41 PM

Originally Posted by DEVELISH

Hey y'all, to me "dick" sounds more nice and 'happy' since it has an 'i' in the word which lifts the tone of your voice.
Cock however has a deeper tone and sounds more agressive to my ears.
but that may be just me
DEV...

Smiling. Alas the search engines don't understand deep meaning on how a word sounds. They work on popular word count... and how displayed.

COCK seems to be the winning answer

CamCruise · 05-06-2007, 10:02 PM

Originally Posted by wnc

I am doing some optimization work on a site of mine. Neither word is a meant to be a keyword - what with 200 million Google pages with dick (being also a name) and 75 million with cock.

Sure, the easy answer would be "dick" via Google... but I am curious.

What term would you generally use - cock, dick or another to describe your penis? I personally like to write and use cock.

Why is there so many more Pages with DICK in it is simple.
DICK is also used as a derogatory word!!

So Using the word COCK is better as a keyword. People looking for cock are looking for cock.

People looking for DICK will also get all the pages that say "He's a Dick"

**SPACE GLIDER** · 05-07-2007, 02:10 AM

Notice girls never name their privates? I mean you don't ever see a girl going "You're getting Cathy all wet!"

**SPACE GLIDER** · 05-07-2007, 02:13 AM

Originally Posted by Sana Chan

I see it more as two terms that are used by people with certain social personalities. People who are shy, introverted, and rather repressed use the term "dick" because it sounds less aggressive. Where as people who are extroverted, very expressive, and very confidant use "cock".

Guess guys who use "peter" are just complete nerds