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8. thong-dollaz
Thong-Dollaz (Noun): Money made by strippers, especially cash stuffed in their undergarments by strip-club patrons.
The girl lives off the thong-dollaz she makes every night at the Pussycat club.
1. thong-dollaz
Thong-Dollaz (Noun): Money made by strippers, esp. cash stuffed in their undergarments by strip-club patrons.
As used in questionable content... Faye- "Lemme guess, you spent all your thong-dollaz on lipo and a boob job? Of course, in your line of work those are tax-deductible"
2. Thong-Dollaz
(Noun) Money made by strippers, esp. cash stuffed in their undergarments by strip-club patrons.
Copyright Jeph Jacques, QuestionableContent.net
"Lemme guess, you spent your thong-dollaz on lipo and a boob job? Of course, in your line of work those are tax-deductable"
Faye, Questionable Content strip #757
3. Thong-Dollaz
(Noun): Money made by strippers, esp. cash stuffed in their undergarments by strip-club patrons. Invented by Jeph Jacques of Questionable Content
Adam: "That redhead's boobs look bigger!"
Bernard: "Yeah, it was a good investment for her thong-dollaz."
4. thong-dollaz
Money made by strippers, esp. cash stuffed in their undergarments by strip-club patrons.
That ho spent all her thong-dollaz on booze and shoes.
5. thong-dollaz
(Noun): Money made by strippers, esp. cash stuffed in their undergarments by strip-club patrons.
Damn that stripper got alot of thong-dollaz in that thong. She must spend a lot of time at the club.

Dude that's my mom !!!
6. thong-dollaz
(Noun): Money made by strippers, esp. cash stuffed in their undergarments by strip-club patrons.
Damn that stripper got alot of thong-dollaz in that thong. She must spend a lot of time at the club.

Dude that's my mom !!!
7. thong-dollaz
Money earned by strippers, especially if that money is stuffed into their underwear by strip club patrons. First used by Jeph Jacques in his webcomic Questionable Content.
Lemme guess, you spent all your thong-dollaz on lipo and a boob job? Of course, in your line of work those are tax-deductible.
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