
The cock, which is magenta and missing a bit of it's bell end, is the oldest to be sporting three pubes per ball, making it the oldest official CDC by the formal b.314 standards for cock drawage.

It makes me genuinely wonder who was the first caveman to draw a cock on somebody else's cave-painting.
( ,
Sun 3 Oct 2010, 21:40,
archived)

*as in a small silver 'votive' cock brooch excavated on a site in Northants, used as (we presume) a luck symbol.
( ,
Sun 3 Oct 2010, 21:51,
archived)

that despite the accumulated composite knowledge, technological and cultural refinement of millenia..... we're not so very different from our forebears. Humans just like drawing cocks all over everything.
( ,
Sun 3 Oct 2010, 22:12,
archived)

I remember when there was none of this '3 hairs per ball' standardisation, I'm sure they used to be more spunky than they are these days, too
Points to anyone who can archaeologise the first instance
( ,
Sun 3 Oct 2010, 22:18,
archived)
Points to anyone who can archaeologise the first instance

Did a search for "CDC" - 50th page ends at Aug 2008.
The first mention of "crudely drawn cock" (20 pages) appears to be b3ta.com/board/1835824
Earliest mention of "3 pubes" - b3ta.com/board/5124325
"three pubes" - b3ta.com/board/4781509
"cdc.jpg" - b3ta.com/board/3234448
( ,
Sun 3 Oct 2010, 22:23,
archived)
The first mention of "crudely drawn cock" (20 pages) appears to be b3ta.com/board/1835824
Earliest mention of "3 pubes" - b3ta.com/board/5124325
"three pubes" - b3ta.com/board/4781509
"cdc.jpg" - b3ta.com/board/3234448

Gonna update your dictionary?
Looks like the concept evolved over time.
( ,
Sun 3 Oct 2010, 22:52,
archived)
Looks like the concept evolved over time.

rob was the first person to say "penis". www.b3ta.com/board/1571
( ,
Sun 3 Oct 2010, 23:08,
archived)