Danger Kitten
Danger Kitten by bbrw October 1, 2005
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Danger Kitten
An extremely stuck up whore, traped in the horrors of her own ego. Butt-ugly, her mirror must be broken, or else she would have known by now her "flirting" with the users of GameRanger is futile.
If you ever want to become bulemic just look at her picture on PGR after every meal.
If you ever want to become bulemic just look at her picture on PGR after every meal.
"Baron Samedi: danger kitten is yokozuna because she is a fat sumo who likes to try to beat up on aibo burger buddies"
Danger Kitten by Drågøn?Girl October 1, 2005
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Danger Kitten
Some whore that takes underage naked pictures of herself and then blames everyone else when they eventually are distributed without her consent.
Some Danger Kitten had her pictures posted on ytmnd and now shes complaining to people who really don't care.
Danger Kitten by somebodybutnotme May 28, 2006
Danger Kitten
Baron Samedi: Danger Kitten is mad because her boyfriend took her makeup and finger painting supplies
Danger Kitten by Antz0r September 30, 2005
Danger Kitten
Guys that range between 20-26 when you're 30+
Kittens are cute and you want to pick them up and take them home but you really shouldn't - don't feed them because they'll start following you
Kittens are cute and you want to pick them up and take them home but you really shouldn't - don't feed them because they'll start following you
"I met this guy at Shots in Wynwood and he was hot but turns out he's 23. He asked me how old I was and I said you but reverse. Total Danger Kitten, I shouldn't but... i wanna pet him"
"Wow, her son is a total danger kitten"
"Wow, her son is a total danger kitten"
Danger Kitten by Spiritbomb_girl May 23, 2022
Danger Kitten
The act of being devilishly catty, while keeping your sexual appeal high to the male poplutation of the world.
Danger Kitten by idangerkitten September 7, 2005
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