Bored Day
A day to do absolutely nothing, just be bored, take a day off and watch grass grow or watch pait dry, or you can appreciate someone with bored in there username.
Bored Day by The coriander sauce January 2, 2024
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Bored Day
January 12th, is a day where you do absolutely nothing, a day where you are bored, you can't do anything but watch paint dry or grass grow, or you can just appreciate people that have Bored in their username.
Bored Day by The coriander sauce January 2, 2024
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Give us this day our dally bred
Da standard prayer uttered by horny studs who wish "Da Great One" to furnish them with at least one chance of getting laid in any 24-hour period.
"Variety is da spice of life", and so it's only natural dat when virile dudes make da divine request of, "Give us this day our dally bred", they would also wish for an assortment of different "flavors of flour" in said crunchy comestibles, rather than just plain wheat or rye or barley each and every day --- i.e., they would wanna have sex with lots of different ladies, not just da same gal over and over.
Give us this day our dally bred by QuacksO August 11, 2021
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