I think that it is funny that capon means castrated cock a cock without a cock..... wrap your head around that now why don't ya'
french is fun there's a cute guy in one of my school groups who's an assistant type at a french elementary school, teehee
Interesting, however not correct. Roosters do not have genitals that would be considered as such. You gotta poke around inside a hole (the cloaca) to find it.
it's just what my dictionary said I had wondered about that because they sit on the thing.... I was wondering if perhaps castrated was exactly correct, but hell, the dictionary says it, so I'm going with it because it is funny....
lots of animals seem to keep their penis/genitalia inside until they're aroused. Wonder why humans are so funny and different
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=capon just by the by...... the dictionary I have here just says "a castrated cock" the brevity helps it immensly, but wtf....
If I'm not mistaken, castration is removal of the testicles, not the cock. Could be wrong, but whatever.
you people just can't appreciate a joke can you? and why do they call it chemical castration when a sex offender volunteers to have their penis removed?
Hey, I was just telling the guy that yes, what he was thinking about castration was correct. And not to try and fight, but just an observation, wasn't it you who was getting all snippity about technical, unimportant things earlier? And I've never heard of checmical castration, hm, I guess you learn something knew everyday.
