Bone meat
Bone meat by Help my dogs get a huge boner June 25, 2022
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on the meat bone
on the meat bone by whipwhipnaenae December 7, 2020
seat bone, meat bone, shialitis
hwen one is playing video games with their friend on-line, and then said friend's sibling (usually brother) walks in and says something random, and they all heard it (the person hears it over voice chat), yet didn't quite understand it. the brother usually can't quite remember hwat they said, even if one asks within a minute or two.
person: *playing*
friend: *also playing*
brother: *walks in* efyetnsirkepedn...
person: hwat was that?
friend: i don't know, my brother
brother: me neither lol
person: this is a seat bone, meat bone, shialitis!
friend: *also playing*
brother: *walks in* efyetnsirkepedn...
person: hwat was that?
friend: i don't know, my brother
brother: me neither lol
person: this is a seat bone, meat bone, shialitis!
seat bone, meat bone, shialitis by jan Kanon July 16, 2023
baby meat bone bread sandwich
“Ey man how’s your yeast infection”
“It’s still pretty bad but I had to give in a jerk off last night. I made a baby meat bone bread sandwich”
“It’s still pretty bad but I had to give in a jerk off last night. I made a baby meat bone bread sandwich”
baby meat bone bread sandwich by Jrnsmdbebs July 29, 2021
on the meat bone
on the meat bone by whipwhipnaenae December 7, 2020
meat on the bone
Hajime: Out of all the dishes you prepared, the only one that could hide a weapon as long as an iron skewer is... THE MEAT ON THE BONE
MEAT ON THE BONE > ON THE BONE MEAT
MEAT ON THE BONE > ON THE BONE MEAT
Teruteru killed poor Byakuya with an iron skewer and to hide that weapon he hid it on the only place he could... THE MEAT ON THE BONE
meat on the bone by MEAT ON THE BONE November 18, 2020
meat on the bone
Hajime: Out of all the dishes you prepared, the only one that could hide a weapon as long as an iron skewer is... THE MEAT ON THE BONE
MEAT ON THE BONE > ON THE BONE MEAT
MEAT ON THE BONE > ON THE BONE MEAT
Teruteru killed poor Byakuya with an iron skewer and to hide that weapon he hid it on the only place he could... THE MEAT ON THE BONE
meat on the bone by MEAT ON THE BONE November 18, 2020
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