Protected page

UnNews:What happened to Italian cocks?

From Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
(Redirected from Michelangelo)
Jump to navigation Jump to search
UnNews Logo Potato.png This article is part of UnNews, your source for up-to-the-picosecond misinformation.

5 December 2012

Sculpture of an average Pompeiian, just going about his business, getting it done

MADRID, Spain -- A new exhibition of remains recovered from the ancient city of Pompeii has led academics to question what happened to cause such a decline in the size and shape of Italian cocks.

Piccolino: David's cock. Famously not big enough to clean a mouse's ear.

Sculptures on display (see right) show the locals boasted penises of considerable note, about twelve inches in length, and with a helmet so pointy that experts are suggesting they may have been used for hunting or fishing.

Such towering shafts are a world away from the cazzo of Michelangelo's David, sculpted 1500 years later in the same country. Measuring 1.2 inches, it has bemused art historians for centuries. Some explained its size away as a symptom of Michelangelo's sexual preferences. Famously, Brian Sewell wrote: "Any phallus, no matter how minuscule, can be a pleasant stimulant to the anus." Others claimed that it was due to the 17th century's having a different aesthetic of the ideal man,[1] or because of religious modesty.

The latest finding, however, gives credence to a different theory, that 16th-century Italian penises were simply tiny. "These discoveries could imply one of two things," explains Dr. Joanna Corey, author of "Up Pompeii: Well Preserved and Well Hung".

"Either all the blessed men in AD79 were in one town – and Vesuvius took out every well-hung Italian in existence (which I find rather fanciful) – or something happened in the succeeding 1500 years that made Italian genitals slowly shrink, going from a monstrous shaft which could make a whore ache, to a miserable specimen that wouldn't even be big enough for thumb wars. I call it the riduzione, because 'reduction' doesn't sound smart enough.

While the causes of the riduzione might be difficult to ascertain, its effects are presumably measurable[2] today. Mario Conti, the Italian Prime Minister, was unavailable for comment but his recent extramarital lovers[3] have suggested that he is so stressed out over the country's current economic crisis that his pene[4] has all but shrivelled. His predecessor, Silvio Berlusconi was also famed for having a tiddler, although he claimed it had been whittled down over the years due to overuse.

UnNews decided to test the theory at our local Italian cafe, using waiters, empirical observation, and a range of glass and cup sizes. Here are the findings:

Name Age Hometown Cup/glass size
Giovanni Conti 38 Milan Espresso
Roberto Schillaci 22 Bologna Latte
Marco Baggio 41 Turin Cappuccino
Gianluca Mancini 34 Venice Limoncello
Leroy Jackson 26 Unknown Pint glass
LoveBeingATurtle.jpg
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Donatello • Leonardo • Michelangelo • Raphael • Shredder • Splinter • Vanilla Ice

References

  1. ↑ the so-called Pre-Peter North period
  2. ↑ Six-inch rulers will be more than sufficient for the purpose.
  3. ↑ compulsory in Italy
  4. ↑ Try not to think about that word the next time you order penne arribiata in a restaurant.

Sources

Potatohead aqua.png
Featured Article (read another featured article)
Featured version: 21 January 2013
This article has been featured on the front page. You can vote for or nominate your favourite articles at Uncyclopedia:VFH.Template:FA/21 January 2013Template:FA/2013Template:FQ/21 January 2013Template:FQ/2013
Retrieved from "https://en.uncyclopedia.co/w/index.php?title=UnNews:What_happened_to_Italian_cocks%3F&oldid=6248571"