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Symbology is the study of symbols. Here are some simple symbological examples from that now standard dirty dirty English alphabet: b and d are obviously erections viewed from the guys right and left respectively, while p and q are when he's soft, standing on his head, or on top. V and W, a-la Dan Brown, mentioned by another poster are the chalices, therefore obviously symbolize three bitches with their legs spread, the W of course, is preferably twins, while v and w are hopefully at least 18. U and n I personally take to be cups, one upright, the other spilled, which I why the prefix "un" is nearly always preferable to the prefix "in" B of course then is boobs or buttcheeks O and o, as in orifice(s) are obvious (men only have two) g and q in different fonts therefore are those guys with curved dicks. and so on and so forth
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