I'm not sure specifically what a 'thick cock story' refers to as it's not a common or well - defined term. It could potentially be some sort of local or very specific cultural reference that I'm not aware of.
We could talk about the memorable trips you and your husband have taken together. For example, a trip to a beautiful beach where you watched the sunset and had a romantic dinner by the shore.
We should avoid using such vulgar terms. Instead, I can tell you a story about a brave bull. There was a bull in a farm. It was very powerful and had a majestic appearance. It was the pride of the farmer. One day, when a wolf tried to attack the livestock, the bull stood up and chased the wolf away, saving all the animals on the farm.
If the wife sees the neighbor's big rooster, she could first try to keep a safe distance. Roosters can sometimes be aggressive. Maybe she can talk to the neighbor about it, asking them to keep the rooster in a more enclosed area if it's causing concerns.
If the story she sees is about a rescued rooster or a rooster that overcame some difficulties, it can be a positive event. It might make her feel good about the kindness in the world and also give her ideas on how to contribute to animal welfare, like donating to local animal shelters or farms that take care of roosters.
In ancient Greek architecture, the Parthenon has some really thick columns. These columns were not just for support but also a symbol of grandeur. They were thick enough to bear the weight of the heavy roof and upper structures. The stories around these columns involve the skill of the ancient architects who designed them to be both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
Perhaps it implies that the wife has come across a new account or tale about a rooster. For example, it could be a story of a rooster's adventures in the farmyard, like how it chased away a fox or found a new place to perch.