by MARKY MARK March 19, 2005
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Susan: Be easy with this stone insertion, the last one carved me up pretty good.
Susan: Be easy with this stone insertion, the last one carved me up pretty good.
by Ted Palansky April 18, 2005
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To make a really really big poop that smells. Generally has a guys name but girls names can be used. Can be used as many phrases such as "Make a Karl" or "Make a Ronnie"
Phil: DUDE I NEED TO MAKE A (Insert name of hated or filthy person here)!
Mike: You mean that really fat and annoying one in Math class?
Phil: Yeah thats the one.
Mike: You mean that really fat and annoying one in Math class?
Phil: Yeah thats the one.
by Ronnie the Raider December 9, 2008
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Shane: "Oh really? What kinda mattress you got?"
Bill: "A brand new inserta"
Shane: "Ouch"
Shane: "Oh really? What kinda mattress you got?"
Bill: "A brand new inserta"
Shane: "Ouch"
by Finweigen January 15, 2011
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Get the insegrevious mug.Girl 1: "Does anyone have any pads?"
Girl 2: "No, but I've got a tampon."
Girl 1: "I ASKED FOR A PAD, NOT A FRIKING INSERT-PUSSY-TON!"
Girl 2: "No, but I've got a tampon."
Girl 1: "I ASKED FOR A PAD, NOT A FRIKING INSERT-PUSSY-TON!"
by DarthLOL February 11, 2009
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The phrase can be used with almost any word/words in the English language, and hundreds of words from various other languages.
The phrase can be used with almost any word/words in the English language, and hundreds of words from various other languages.
The *insert word/words hear* times
Mary "Hey do you remember if you left your shoes on the boat yesterday arvo?"
Patrick - "You mean back in The 'boat' times?
Mary "Hey do you remember if you left your shoes on the boat yesterday arvo?"
Patrick - "You mean back in The 'boat' times?
by Ninjafleaslayer February 2, 2010
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