Coffee Bag
Coffee Bag by laurieseven7 March 13, 2014
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Coffee Bag
Coffee Bag by Prof. Nillian October 29, 2008
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coffee bagger
Some one who engages in the practice of 'rim dicking' of a coffee pot. ('rim dick' is defined as to take the "tip of your dick and rub it around the rim of someones beverage or drink. Most commonly done on a coffee pot.")
Commonly associated with male moon-bat types.
Commonly associated with male moon-bat types.
Coffee bagger Seth could not abide the NRA logo on his boss's coffee mug, so he rim dicked it when no one was looking. Unfortunately, the mug was full of steaming hot McDonald's coffee, and Seth got burnt!
coffee bagger by towhee February 28, 2010
coffee bagging
coffee bagging by josh hodges August 22, 2016
coffee bagging
As a RPG gaming woman, it our way of administering a 'tea bagging' to a fallen enemy.
A very nasty way to finish off a kill, when humiliation and death are equally as important.
Coffee Bagging works best when described in full detail, including the length and density of bush and the time since it was last cleaned.
A very nasty way to finish off a kill, when humiliation and death are equally as important.
Coffee Bagging works best when described in full detail, including the length and density of bush and the time since it was last cleaned.
"I let my bush grow out to extreme jungle to give Stan the full-on coffee bagging that he deserves."
"You attack Gager with a stone spear for 5 damage. He is killed."
"Areria squats down and gives Gager a full coffee bagging to with her well-seasoned and fully, grown-out jungle bush before stealing his gold and breaking his axe."
"Dude, getting coffee bagged by sillylilypily is worth dying for."
"You attack Gager with a stone spear for 5 damage. He is killed."
"Areria squats down and gives Gager a full coffee bagging to with her well-seasoned and fully, grown-out jungle bush before stealing his gold and breaking his axe."
"Dude, getting coffee bagged by sillylilypily is worth dying for."
coffee bagging by CyAdora October 7, 2009
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Coffee meets bagel by Mrwolf666 January 16, 2019
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