todger

• “It's not the girls (though there are plenty — and why not) that give the game away but the hard-man anecdotes — "so, boom, I fired a shot through the floor" — the (possibly helpful) tips on knife-fighting, the brandished Jack Daniel's, the references to himself as an alpha male, the disparagement of Mick Jagger's "todger," even a competitive approach to narcotics: "I don't think John [Lennon] ever left my house except horizontally.”

  The Wall Street Journal: So You Want To Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star

• “This blog once used the word 'todger' strictly in a medical reference.”

  Polls to take the heat off Lembit.

• “They changed it to something more sensible - "todger".”

  BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition

• “Until he's 'tackled' by another Premier League journeyman with 'theydonlykitupem' tattooed on his todger.”

  The Guardian: Jack Wilshere lives up to the hype in a short but sweet England start | Richard Williams

• “Mick – "tiny todger" or not – is never to be underestimated in these ongoing attritional matters, however.”

  The Guardian: Rewind radio: Jagger's Jukebox; Keith Richards at Home; Johnnie Walker With the Kinks

• “Jagger was furious when longtime Stones mate Keith Richards wrote in his book, 'Life,' that Marianne Faithfull had no fun with his tiny todger.”

  The Huffington Post: Mick Jagger's Ex Talks About His Privates

• “I reached him at his palatial Big Egg estate today and asked him to comment on Mick Jagger's reaction to Keith's new memoir Life, in which he accuses Jagger of arrogance, cruelty and having a tiny todger.”

  The Huffington Post: Michael Sigman: Will The Real Keith Please Stand Up?

• “He might even this is harder to credit, but you never know think his awful, groaning set-pieces are funny, but they are not funny, not in the least funny, totally lacking in Funny: Beard on the ice at the north pole takes a whizz, freezes his willy and, when his chapstick falls down his trouser leg, thinks his todger has dropped off.”

  Archive 2010-05-01

• “He crows about it in one of "Life's'' most discussed passages, where he calls Jagger or some part of him a "tiny todger.'”

  The Washington Post: Patti Smith and Keith Richards: a study in contrast

• “CHARMLESS MANTabloid Wayne's todger is the least interesting part of his anatomy.”

  The Guardian: Libertines; and Firebreathing Kestrels

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