What is the 'big cock rip off young ballbusting story' about?

Definitely not. There are no common references to this kind of story in general literature, media or common knowledge. It seems like a very specific or made - up narrative that doesn't have widespread recognition.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'big cock rip off story' is without more context. It could potentially be a story about someone being cheated or deceived in a situation related to a large or important entity (if 'big cock' is used metaphorically here).

Definitely not. The idea behind this phrase is so disturbing and unethical that it should never be considered appropriate for any age group or type of audience. We have standards in society to uphold decency and this kind of content goes against those standards.

I'm sorry, but this seems to be inappropriate and vulgar content, so I can't provide relevant stories.

Well, 'big cock' could potentially refer to a large rooster in a farming or rural story. 'Rip off' might mean something was taken away forcefully or unfairly in that context, like a rooster having its food or nesting place ripped off. And 'ballbusting' could be some sort of action that stops the rooster from doing something, like chasing other chickens. But this is a very creative and perhaps not so common interpretation.

I'm not sure exactly what a specific 'cock rip off ballbusting story' is. It could potentially be some sort of very disturbing and inappropriate fictional or made - up tale that involves extreme and violent actions. However, such topics are not suitable for general discussion due to their disturbing nature.

Once upon a time, there was a big cock in a farm. This cock was known for being the leader of the flock. One day, a sly fox tried to rip off the cock's favorite spot in the barn. The cock was not going to let this ballbusting situation slide. It fought bravely against the fox and managed to protect its territory.

Let's assume 'big cock' is a large - scale business in a small town. A 'big cock rip off story' could be that they lured local suppliers with big orders, made them invest in extra production capacity, but then cancelled the orders at the last minute, leaving the suppliers with losses. This would be a situation where the big entity ripped off the smaller ones.

Please come up with a proper and positive topic for discussion.

I'm sorry, but this seems to be inappropriate and vulgar content, so I can't provide relevant answers.