carito
ramrod is my carito :)
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carito puentearnao
when somebody likes too much some girl and you find her like no one else, in hispanic community, you call her carito puentearnao
- Hey do you see Carolina?
- Hell yeah!, she's my carito puentearnao so don't look at her anymore, she's mine!!!!
- Hell yeah!, she's my carito puentearnao so don't look at her anymore, she's mine!!!!
carito puentearnao by Fernando Peralta April 21, 2008
carltoncourtcunt
carltoncourtcunt by clavecin1716 November 11, 2018
Carlton Draught
Best.Beer.Ever!
Carlton Draught is celebrating its 150 years of being in existence here in Australia. Its brewed in Melbourne Australia at Carlton United Breweries and is available at the majority of Pubs and Clubs Australia wide. Typically its a Australian beer that is a all rounder, in saying that it goes with food or just having a beer for the sake of it, it's really smooth Draught beer especially served cold.
The beer is good from a can or glass, However the ultimate way to enjoy it, is from your local Pub or Bar in a Glass.
Carlton Draught is celebrating its 150 years of being in existence here in Australia. Its brewed in Melbourne Australia at Carlton United Breweries and is available at the majority of Pubs and Clubs Australia wide. Typically its a Australian beer that is a all rounder, in saying that it goes with food or just having a beer for the sake of it, it's really smooth Draught beer especially served cold.
The beer is good from a can or glass, However the ultimate way to enjoy it, is from your local Pub or Bar in a Glass.
Carlton Draught by The_Phantom1337 September 20, 2014
the cartoon defense
The defense of an action because it occurred in a cartoon.
Nothing is a serious issue if it previously was featured in a cartoon, in that case the action is clearly meant to be all fun and games, and if you disagree you suck.
Nothing is a serious issue if it previously was featured in a cartoon, in that case the action is clearly meant to be all fun and games, and if you disagree you suck.
I wasn't harassing and stalking that woman, Pepe le Pew does it all the time.
Classic use of the Cartoon Defense.
Classic use of the Cartoon Defense.
the cartoon defense by James Dracon February 7, 2013
Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill by Strudelgod03 January 6, 2021
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