Dirty carson
Dirty carson by Big_Carl April 13, 2020
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Dirty Carson
A guy that will fuck your brains out with his good cock. He will also eat pussy amazingly well and will surprise you in the bedroom
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Nigga 1: "Why does your dog look traumitized?"
Nigga 2: "Cuz I pulled a dirty Cason Gardner last night!"
Nigga 2: "Cuz I pulled a dirty Cason Gardner last night!"
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