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pulpy
A Yahoo chatter that looks eerily like an insurgent. If you look up, you might see a pulpy grinning from the cockpit of a jet headed straight for a tall building. Mullet-headed, breath reeking of cous cous and another man's asshole. With a flick of his hip he can yap on his mic which he keeps securely stapled to his cockend about the most mundane topic.
pulpy by The Upper Class February 9, 2005
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pulpy
The art of pornography is considered pulpy by some.
She wore a pulpy skirt.
The magazine had many pulpy images.
She wore a pulpy skirt.
The magazine had many pulpy images.
pulpy
A sex position where instead of 69 for example, it's 99. The name comes from orange juice because orange juice is sexy.
pulpy by pulpylover99 May 14, 2018
Pulpy faggot legs
Pulpy faggot legs by Lamashan October 17, 2009
Pulpy Asshole
Cutting up a prolapsed asshole and then stuffed back into them and creampied. Thus creating a pulpy texture inside.
Pulpy Asshole by ApolloBot April 25, 2022
hoof that pulpy load
hoof that pulpy load by leahbiiiiiiiia June 14, 2010
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