blimps
extraordinarily, excessively, ridiculously, oversized, blown out underwear typically worn by tasteless old men and sometimes sported by youth with no style
blimps by BlimperBiitch May 8, 2011
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blimps
blimps by Lozi Marsland November 23, 2004
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blimps • blimpse • BlimpSkimp • blimpster • Blimpsy • Blomer Blimpson • crashing blimps • William Blimps • green blimpsuit • Blimp Sex
crashing blimps
Playing Command and Conquer: Renegade on multiplayer mode. This came to be because the construction yards in the orginal Command and Conquer looked like crashed blimps.
crashing blimps by frozenphoenix June 11, 2003
William Blimps
A blimp company founded in Virginia by a local hairdresser named Bill. Bill was fascinated with balloons, so him and his lover, Frank decided to make Blimps. On July 16, 2003 Frank was in a serious blimp accident, paralyzing him from the waist down. Bill was devastated because his lover was useless to him, so he moved to Brazil and changed his name to Umberto and was never heard from again. Frank was hurt but when he returned to health, he continued his and bill's dream of having a blimp company , so he used his insurance money from the accident and bought a factory to build blimps. he still need a name for his company and decided to name it Williams Blimps in memory of his lost friend.
William Blimps by Umberto's Balloon Stand January 8, 2010
Blumpster
Blumpster by 9289515257 May 16, 2011
Blimpsy
Blimpsy by BatwomanLovesDucks September 4, 2015
Blimped
Blimped by Dino Susan January 1, 2009
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