Billy Gunn
Billy Gunn by AxelS September 17, 2013
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Wrestler who used the gimmick of being the assman. He likes to pick other asses and sniff his hand. He also likes to tap on his dick repeated times, giving himself a big boner. Approximately 20 inches. His special move is the Fame asser. His other special move is the Badd ass rub, where he exposes his bare penis and rubs it on the opponent's neck and lips.
billy gunn by Nude dude 420 August 9, 2006
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