cirk
A shortened version of cirlejerk
I didn't want to clog your stream with an essay, especially since I seem to offend your crazed socialist, communist cirks.
cirk by asodkaosdkoaskodas November 1, 2019
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Cirk by imakelingo January 17, 2024
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Yo bro I went to pick up a girl at the club and her fat friend cockbloked me!
THEM CIRKS WON’T LET US HAVE ANYTHING NICE!
THEM CIRKS WON’T LET US HAVE ANYTHING NICE!
Cirk by Bazz Bazzington March 10, 2024
Cirkeline
Cirkeline is a danish kid show, its about a girl named Cirkeline that lives in a matchbox. Her best friends is two mouses called Frederik and Ingolf.
Cirkeline can also be a name of a girl, the girl that is named Cirkeline are hype, funny and sometimes annoying.
Cirkeline can also be a name of a girl, the girl that is named Cirkeline are hype, funny and sometimes annoying.
Look there are Cirkeline with her two mouse friends Ingolf and Frederik.
I want to be Cirkelines best friend for ever
she is sooo hype
I want to be Cirkelines best friend for ever
she is sooo hype
cirka
The greatest person alive. He is your best friend,he is loyal,funny,carring and he can fuck some shit up including your girl
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