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JakobVirgil · 4345 days ago · link · · parent · post: What phrases do we often say that have a deeper meaning? (All languages)
Not really both come from the Latin word testis meaning a witness.
It literally means a third person standing beside . i.e. an impartial observer the male gonands most likely got the name because they are a witness to virility or manhood. or because they side beside each other.
BLOB_CASTLE · 4344 days ago · link ·
I think it's interesting how in older times such common phrases/words came from the personification of such things as a penis.
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JakobVirgil · 4344 days ago · link ·
not a penis just balls ;) although I am pretty sure pencil has the same root as penis
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BLOB_CASTLE · 4344 days ago · link ·
Haha, alright then. They're spelling is strangely similar...
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JakobVirgil · 4344 days ago · link ·
but not pen because that is the pen feather of a bird. in Latin penis means tail.
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BLOB_CASTLE · 4344 days ago · link ·
So men have a forward facing tail. I think I just gained a nickname for my member.