willy

[zzxxee]

why is the male body part called a willy ????

[mazie]

Could be a simple question like "will he or wont he" rise to the occasion. Perhaps that's how the willy got it's name...... any more suggestions out there?

[zzxxee]

good one mazie best one so far chuck xx

[zzxxee]

is that true district ?or just your personal opinion either way im impressed x

[steg]

Willie the Conqueror ?

[redman41]

craft1948's Builder is called Willy. She calls him round quite often !!

[zzxxee]

ok thanks everyone xx

[swedeheart]

Sorry guys, you're all wrong. Truth is we make'm in Sweden http://i33.tinypic.com/24v8dhj.jpg and this is the factory right here if you don't believe me http://i34.tinypic.com/rigj6c.jpg They were named after a legendary supervisor at the factory.

[zzxxee]

so im still non the wiser it must of been some chaps pet name for his thingy in the stone ages and has just been carried down the centuaries

i wonder what eds opinion is on the origin of the name willy?

[albaqwerty]

got rudely d/c yesterday zz
it was the most fun I've had for ages on a scientific project lol

[bookbinder]

I'll introduce a serious and learned note into all this unseemly ribaldry. My dictionary is the Bloomsbury Concise English Dictionary 2nd edition, published in 2005, and this is what my dictionary says on the subject (so, sober up, everyone, and pay attention): Willy: early 20th century

[zzxxee]

is that it book binder just
willy 20th centuary???? sounds like you have missed a bit out??

[TheEqualizer]

You and you're willy's, sexyzzxxee..........on the brain., methinks.................LOL

xxxx....catch these

:0)

[zzxxee]

got them yogi xxx right back at you

funny just been asking your where abouts on sports ab x

[bookbinder]

No, zzxxee, it wasn't me who missed a bit out, it was this funny website. I typed in a full answer, but, as you can see, I was cut off in my prime. It looked as if there wasn't any more room for little old me, so, here goes. I'll have another go at posting an answer.
I'll introduce a serious and learned note into all this unseemly ribaldry. My dictionary is the Bloomsbury Concise English Dictionary, published in 2005, and this is what my dictionary says on the subject (so, sober up everyone, and pay attention): Willy: early 20th century < Shortening of the proper name William. No, I don't know why William (whoever he was) was thus immortalised, but maybe that could start a whole new series of speculations. There, I've said it!

[jno]

lots of male names get used for the part in question - Peter, Dick, Percy, John Thomas and so on. Willy seems to be most popular in the UK, less so in the USA.