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President Washingtons cock was only 1.5" in length and only 1" girth.
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The name Han-cock is old English
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secret societies of colonists formed to protest british policies
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philipino women have round and shortest vaginas
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James Madison
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James Madison
Was smallest president at 54 and under 100lbs?
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cock
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DO LELAND CHAPMAN COCK?
NICE COCK
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When was Gerald Cock born?
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When did Edward Cock die?
Edward Cock died in 1892.
