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by Natertater1633 November 15, 2020
1. Yo, I went out with D West last night and he drove away the pussy right quick.
2. D West is holding on to that V Card tight
2. D West is holding on to that V Card tight
by Pussy Wagon February 20, 2009
When one cums directly into their own mouth. Not on accident, but deliberately because they are turned on by doing so.
Guy 1: Man, I was so bored and horny last night I tried goin' out west.
Guy2: That's abnormal, you should definitely seek professional help.
Guy2: That's abnormal, you should definitely seek professional help.
by opportunistic_twat February 24, 2011
by shit head October 21, 2003
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sum grimy shit involving fucking a girls sweaty hairy armpit in same style as titty-fucking...can be followed by an anti-perspirant
for added effect try slicing armpit open!!!
for added effect try slicing armpit open!!!
by joseph p rocdurgirl & max, biatch March 25, 2005
The facts of this war have been handed down from generation to generation, and now must be told. Long before the infamous Manganaro lived, before Australia became popular for its Olympics, there was a War in the western Suburbs of Sydney. Here a conlict started as to who owned the entitlments to the Area Bum. The Allies (Yobos, Albino Aboriginals, Drunks, bar Flies, The Communist Party and Booze Hounds) gave the ultimatum that if the Axis (The Beavaria State, Little Lebannon, Australian Soccer Fed.,EHBTH Staff, Mintonians, The Nazi Party and The Labour Party) to leave the area known as Campletown. They did not. Thus the actions after that would form the War of the West. Weapons of Monitor Destruction (See WOMD) were deployed, beer cans thrown aplenty, and blood and alcohol spilt everywhere. After significant death the area was divided into two sections: One for the Allies, and one for the Axies. Soon, the Beavarian populus was realised by all to be the scum of the world and sent to the south wes suburb of Panania, where it set up state. The War was never spoken of again, until now.
by Robert Manganaro March 20, 2004