by naminaidk June 14, 2024

by Pridam76 April 19, 2022

A club between 7-8 people
Where you meet every second day and take meetballs and ballgags with you, then you all take the ballgags on and put the all the meatballs in a bowl together and start puking and peeing on them. Now you carefully stop a meatball into your right persons ass hole, then take the person ballgag of and yank the meetball in his mouth.
Where you meet every second day and take meetballs and ballgags with you, then you all take the ballgags on and put the all the meatballs in a bowl together and start puking and peeing on them. Now you carefully stop a meatball into your right persons ass hole, then take the person ballgag of and yank the meetball in his mouth.
by Yesterdayyousettomorrow February 23, 2017

when god created the world he crated humans and 32,000~ later he crated weebs and weebs start to warship to satan because satan made hentai so god sended his weeb son dan salvato to make a game for weebs so they warship to god but satan gliched the game so weebs wanted to protest it so they make hentai of it
by droper2714.exe October 8, 2018

A club of people who were axed (who lost their jobs) due to Donald Trump's policies. A term that originated in Ann Arbor, MI.
"You were also axed because you worked in an organization welcoming legal refugees following Donald Trump's executive order? Join the Axe Club."
by PartoftheAxeClub February 6, 2025

The first rule of Plight Club is: you DO talk about it. We are a global community of connection.
Real change starts from within: We challenge our vulnerability to start conversations with ourselves and others. This pushes our comfort zones, moves us through our fears, and takes a step forward towards more open and honest connection.
Wearing the logo puts us out there to give and receive support. It acts as a reminder to remain open and to be proud of the effort it takes to make real change. Want to fear less and connect more? Join the club...
Real change starts from within: We challenge our vulnerability to start conversations with ourselves and others. This pushes our comfort zones, moves us through our fears, and takes a step forward towards more open and honest connection.
Wearing the logo puts us out there to give and receive support. It acts as a reminder to remain open and to be proud of the effort it takes to make real change. Want to fear less and connect more? Join the club...
By becoming a member of Plight Club it has helped me face up to my insecurities, open up and have more honest connection with people. I'm so pleased I joined, all it took was to be vulnerebel.
by Mr. Saucepan July 6, 2020
