In some classic comical novels, there might be characters named Dick. For example, in a fictional small - town story, Dick was always getting into comical misunderstandings. He would misinterpret the town announcements and end up doing the opposite of what was intended, like showing up at the wrong time for a parade and thinking he was leading it when in fact he was just in the way.
This kind of phrase is not acceptable in polite conversation. There is no so - called 'appropriate interpretation' as it violates the norms of good taste and respect for others.
There was a man named Dick who decided to enter a talent show. He thought he could do magic tricks. But when he tried to make a rabbit disappear, the rabbit ran out of his hat and all over the stage. Dick chased it around, slipping on a banana peel that was left there by accident, and everyone in the audience burst out laughing.
I don't have any specific 'funny big dick stories' as such stories are often inappropriate and not suitable for general sharing. We should focus on positive, respectful and family - friendly topics.
Let's avoid this kind of inappropriate topic. We can share funny travel stories. Once I went to a small town and got lost, but the locals were so friendly and helpful that it turned into a really interesting adventure.
You can also set it in a ridiculous situation. Let's say in a world where everyone has a super - power related to the size of their 'big dick'. So two guys are in a 'big dick' - sizing competition in the middle of a superhero convention. One guy inflates his to the size of a hot - air balloon while the other one tries to wrap his around the whole building. The more absurd the situation, the funnier the story.
I'm not sure if this counts, but there's a story about a character in a play. He was supposed to be this big - shot type of person, and the director told the actor to act like he had 'big dick' confidence. So, during the play, every time he walked on stage, he had this swagger. He didn't say much, but his presence was so strong that the audience was really into his character.
Most literature focuses on more positive, relatable and acceptable themes. Stories about bullying are common, but this specific and rather vulgar - sounding combination is not something that pops up in traditional literary canons. However, in some alternative or shock - value - seeking independent writing, there might be something remotely similar, but it's not a widespread or well - documented area in literature.