who was the first jacka$$ to say the nickname for Richard was Dick?
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At least you got a sense of humor about it. \n\nHere's the best I could find after a couple minutes of searching:\nhttp://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mdick.html\n\nLooks like you'll have to go back about 800 years in time. Better to go and kill the dick who made it a slang term in the late 1800s...
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Jack is a nickname for John because toilet was taken.
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Ray "Boom Boom " Mancini\n"Iron" Mike Tyson\nOscar De La Hoya "The Golden Boy"\nJames "Bone Crusher" Smith\nJames "Buster" Douglas
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WITH A NAME LIKE MR. BIG DICK PRICE SHOULD NOT MATTER
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THE HOOR THAT STOLE MY MAN (BITCH)
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No.Is it your name? Dick Next Door doesn't sound too bad you know.
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I would have to say a whore, but a man who sleeps around is a playa.\nIt's an Double-Standard
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dick channey..i dont know how its spelled though
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well i think wait i know the correct answer is Mick Foley\nCactus Jack if you want to get technical
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His name is Richard and most Richards and called Dick .The term for penis has nothing to do with it.
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I think it might be Chad!!\nThats a hot name?
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are you serious?king Richard was a king , bush only thinks hes one.as far as criticizing king Richard,no i wouldn't because a king can have your head chopped off.this isn't a very well thought out question.
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I hope this helps.\n\nTOM, DICK AND HARRY - "This group of names signifying any indiscriminate collection of masculine representatives of 'hoi polloi' was a more or less haphazard choice. It probably started with names common in the sixteenth century. Thus Sir David Lyndesay, in 'Ane Dialog betwix Experience and ane Courteour' (c. 1555), has 'Wherefore to colliers, carters and cokes to Iack (Jack) and Tom my rime shall be directed.' And Shakespeare, in 'Love's Labour's Lost' (1588), gives us in the closing song, 'And Dicke the Shepheard blowes his nails' and Tom beares Logges into the hall.' And 'Dick, Tom and Jack' served through the seventeenth century. But our present group was apparently an American selection. It appeared (according to George L. Kittredge's 'The Old Farmer and his Almanac,' 1904) in 'The Farmer's Almanack' for 1815: 'So he hired Tom, Dick and Harry, and at it they went.'" From "Heavens to Betsy" by Charles Earle Funk (Harper & Row, New York, 1955).\n\n\nGood Luck\n\nJimmy
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Dick \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCheney
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I remember that skit. The one about the boxer named Ken Clean-Air System! It's just a made up word where the boxing ring announcer was mumbling a lot of stuff and said "ladies and gedderbong" instead of "ladies and gentlemen".
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Bam Margera...I'd punch him right in his ego.
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he was one fo them. In the original. he was arguably was. Others were New jack, Taz, Cactus Jack, Terry Funk, Dreamer, Sandman, Raven.