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61st base by Blowmebitch13 July 25, 2009
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61st Base
Rape a swordfish while simultaneously being penetrated by a 360 watt light bulb. Then break the light bulb inside your anus until you bleed profusely. take the blood and use it as lubrication. lube up you're penis and anally rape yourself until your mom comes in and says let me join in. lick your moms hairy pussy until you choke on a hairball and die. come back to life and get george bush pregnant. name the child babatunde.
61st Base by Babatunde Fakaude July 24, 2009
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