Carping Out
Mental retardation so severe, one could be compared to have the mental aptitude of Magikarp, thereby drooling and/or flailing about.
Carping Out by Relleron October 2, 2014
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Carping out
The act of a gay man performing fellatio on another gay man while shoving gold fish into this rectum.
Carping out by Imma_Decoy January 15, 2011
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Carping out • camping out • Capping Out • outlet camping • Carping • Carped/carping • camping • capping • caring • caping
camping out
The act of performing oral sex on women for the necessary amount of time. Every good lover should be prepared to pitch the tent, unroll the sleeping bag and bring the pillow in order to satisfy the recipient. In other words...Put in the time and have a comfortable slumber when you’re going down under.
camping out by M. Jissen March 11, 2008
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Camping Out
Camping Out by livecomputers July 11, 2011
outlet camping
My phone was at 10% and I was in an insta fight with some chic so I grabbed a blanked and went outlet camping
outlet camping by Unicorn.heart.KissMyAssFanGirl August 21, 2015
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