@OtherMichael, shouldn’t you be weighing in on this topic?
I saw “wangs” and thought of you.
I tend to focus on DONGs, but this is a good cross from a book I was fond of as a lad: Willy Wong, American. Set in SF, natch. An Amazon page lists the book as 1967, but I thought it dated to the 30s or 40s. Perhaps just set back then? Or I’m pulling a Brian Williams.
Some brief info on the author, Vanya Oakes.
Based on this non-fiction book (1967), she may have ended up a librarian.
I aim to please (you aim too, please!):
See also:
Oh, my bad. Dongs, wangs, it’s all the same to me, I guess…
##The impertinence!
#I DEMAND SATISFACTION!
###Shall we meet at dawn, equipped with Hitachi Magic Wands?
Those are supposed to be pretty good at providing satisfaction.
With offices in Taipei, San Francisco and Shanghai, the law firm Wang & Wang serves clients with business assets and intellectual property interests worldwide.
Hm, how long are the cords on those things?
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