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I highly doubt there is any legitimate 'Naruto has two dicks' fanfiction. 'Naruto' is a well - known anime with a rich world of ninjas, battles, and friendships. Fan - created works typically revolve around exploring different aspects of the characters' relationships, their growth as ninjas, or creating alternate storylines based on the original plot, not something so inappropriate.

I'm not sure if there is such a fanfic specifically. Fanfics cover a wide range of themes and pairings, but this one might be a bit unusual. It could be that it exists in some niche corners of the fanfic community, but it's not a commonly known or mainstream type of fanfic.

In some fanfics, the Avengers might be 'dicks' to Tony due to jealousy. Maybe Tony's intelligence and wealth make them feel inferior in some ways. His high - tech gadgets and his popularity could stir up envy among the other Avengers, leading to unkind treatment in the fictional stories.

Another could be the story of Joan of Arc. She showed incredible bravery in leading an army at a young age. She was unafraid of the powerful forces against her and had the kind of 'big dicks' attitude that inspired her troops. Her story is one of great courage and tenacity in the face of overwhelming odds.

I'm not sure which specific 'Dicks Sporting Good story' you are referring to. It could be about its founding, a particular marketing campaign, or an event related to the company.

The highlights could be the extensive range of sports products. There may be high - end running shoes on one floor. Another highlight might be the latest in golf equipment on another floor.

I'm not sure specifically what 'nerdy big dicks stories' would refer to in a non - vulgar sense. Maybe it could be stories about nerdy characters who are very confident or have big personalities, like a nerdy scientist who makes a really big discovery and is super proud of it, showing off their 'big dick' energy in terms of self - assurance.

I think it's inappropriate and not something I would be interested in.

Matthew Dicks suggests starting with a captivating idea. Build characters that readers can relate to and create a plot with enough twists and turns to keep the interest going.

Such a question is inappropriate and goes against social norms and moral standards. We should focus on positive and respectful subjects.