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'over shoulder boulder holders'

a womans bra :)
1st guy - She's got a great rack, did you grope them?

2nd guy - Yeah I wish!! I cud'nt open her 'over shoulder boulder holders'? Was embarassing! :(
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over the shoulder boulder holders 

U can see that birds over the shoulder boulder holder!

Over the shoulder boulder holders 

An " over the shoulder boulder holder " is something commonly used between women who want support for their breasts , also known as "the bra"
Lucy " hey wanna come get some new over the shoulder boulder holders with me "

Rebecca " Sorry babes I can't I haven't got enough money "

Over-the-shoulder Boulder Holders 

A funnier, and longer way of saying bra. The boulders are, well, self explanatory.
Joseph: What size of over-the-shoulder boulder holders is Cathy wearing?

Dexter: What the Hell?

Joseph: It's another way of saying bra.

Dexter: Oh. Well ask her.

Over Shoulder Boulder Holder

A slang term for a bra
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Over Shoulder Boulder Holder by Ian October 27, 2003

Over the Shoulder Boulder Holder 

A term for a rather large bra. The boobs are represented as the boulder and the over the shoulder holder represents the bra itself.
I was checkin out this chick at the mall. O man she was wearing this tank top and you could see her over the shoulder boulder holder. O man she had huge knockers. I wanted to jizz all over her face.

Over the shoulder boulder holder 

Bra that holds rather large jugs.
Damn Darryl, she definitely sports an over the shoulder boulder holder
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