He was a dork, a dink, a dong… Why should the male member be used as a term of abuse? No man hated his own dorkdinkdong, — Margaret Atwood, Stone Mattress: Nine Tales
He was a dork, a dink, a dong… Why should the male member be used as a term of abuse? No man hated his own dorkdinkdong, — Margaret Atwood, Stone Mattress: Nine Tales
He was a dork, a dink, a dong… Why should the male member be used as a term of abuse? No man hated his own dorkdinkdong, — Margaret Atwood, Stone Mattress: Nine Tales
He was a dork, a dink, a dong… Why should the male member be used as a term of abuse? No man hated his own dorkdinkdong, — Margaret Atwood, Stone Mattress: Nine Tales
He was a dork, a dink, a dong… Why should the male member be used as a term of abuse? No man hated his own dorkdinkdong, — Margaret Atwood, Stone Mattress: Nine Tales
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He was a dork, a dink, a dong… Why should the male member be used as a term of abuse? No man hated his own dorkdinkdong, quite the opposite. But maybe it was an affront that any other man had one. That must be the truth.

— Margaret Atwood, Stone Mattress: Nine Tales
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