what is the largest dong

5000, in any measure, is big

 

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thank you

 

may i asked why you clicked then

 

Lemme whip out my big 10 dong....

 

I have a good feeling this thread won't last as dong as I thought it might.

 

haa i just had a ten dong in hand when i seen this dosent happen to be a 1964 does it

 

Isn't it obvious? Mayan is the largest dong! :goofer:


Edit: better add in an auction win from tonight for extra thread-conformity

 

This thread has a borderline acceptance due to it's numismatic value, which is being overshadowed by innuendos of a sexual nature. SO, stop now. Last warning. Thanks,

OP Please choose your thread title more carefully next time.

Jim

 

not my fault when you edit the title of the thread it dosent edit the actual title everyone sees.
also the word dong was very acceptable in the 50s for many different things

games



songs



snacks these are great




money



at least i didnt say show me/us your dongs

 

these 2 dongs are one of the coolest silver iv seen i want them

 

invalid links man.....

 

these are invalid too...

 

I do find it hard to believe that you did not consider the responses to your original title before you used it. If you look at the rules, it doesn't say acceptable in the 50s for many different things, it says aired on a 1950s TV show.
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did the pics work now

 

yep thanks I also like the various dinosaur themed series of coinage of several countries that have done it. I am holding off on buying any though until my son is a couple years older. Good way to keep that line taught as I reel him in!

 

"
aired on a 1950s TV show."


Ding Dong School, billed as "the nursery school of the air", was a half-hour children's TV show which began on WNBQ-TV (now WMAQ-TV) in Chicago, Illinois a few months before its four-year run on NBC (albeit still produced in the WNBQ studios).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ding_Dong_School

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ding-Dong!_The_Witch_Is_Dead

 

good ideal

 

Did somebody ring? :yes:

 

the 1 and tens are kinda ugly

 

The technical term used in classical numismatics is "ithyphallic"