Elron
Elron by Shakayllllaaaa March 14, 2017
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Elron
Elron: a name. Elron is also a train company in Estonia. If you name your child Elron it is in hope of someone running a train on them in later life.
His name was Elron. Elron had the Trump train run on him so often his asshole looked like an open jar of half empty vegemite.
Elron by CivilWarForAll February 15, 2019
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A sweet guy with an amazing heart. He’s always quick to lend a helping hand or make someone feel welcome. He loves trying out new outfits and always has something new on his head. He’s flirty and super romantic for the person he loves.
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