BaggerHead
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BaggerHead by Axhry August 19, 2024
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Bloggerhead
Ok. Let´s go to the concert. Invite Markus.
Forget it. He is a bloggerhead.
Meaning?
Lives for blogging. Almost 24/7.
Forget it. He is a bloggerhead.
Meaning?
Lives for blogging. Almost 24/7.
Bloggerhead by rperazag May 8, 2010
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Bagelhead(s)
Stan: Hey bagelhead, you're my bro, Jon!
Eugene: Dude! Let's bagelhead it up!
Jews: Man! We're such Bagelhead(s)!
Eugene: Dude! Let's bagelhead it up!
Jews: Man! We're such Bagelhead(s)!
Bagelhead(s) by NinjaTRex February 26, 2011
Bagelhead(s)
n - An individual or group of individuals that uses needles and Saline Solution to shape facial, arm, breast or buttock skin into inflated shapes as a new trend in body modification. Some applications use food coloring for a more extreme look. Inflated/Swollen areas can be molded into almost any desired shape, more commonly bagels.
Also known as Inflation.
Recently professional piercing and tattooing studios in Japan have revived this trend, which got its start in the early 1990's. The modification last about 24. Side affects may include headache, infection, skin stretching, and a pressure sensation.
Also known as Inflation.
Recently professional piercing and tattooing studios in Japan have revived this trend, which got its start in the early 1990's. The modification last about 24. Side affects may include headache, infection, skin stretching, and a pressure sensation.
Frank - "Dude, check that dude out! It looks like he has a bagel growing out of his head."
Adam - "I think he is one of those new...beagleheads....no, bagelhead(s)."
Frank - "...it looks like a Cinnamon Raisin"
Adam - "All I need is some cream cheese, I'm starving."
Adam - "I think he is one of those new...beagleheads....no, bagelhead(s)."
Frank - "...it looks like a Cinnamon Raisin"
Adam - "All I need is some cream cheese, I'm starving."
Bagelhead(s) by DictaKilla July 1, 2009
Boogerhead
Boogerhead by Mr. Jensen May 8, 2008
Boogerhead
derived from that sloppy wet hitting the back of the throat oral that’s makes your nose run...boogerhead!!
Boogerhead by Cmd469 September 7, 2019
Boogerhead
Boogerhead by Carsonsaboogerhead February 5, 2019
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