Feemrable
That song is feemrable
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fedorable
The people of Florence fled to their hillside palazzos in the summer due to the fedorable spread of the plague.
fedorable by sheriff of nottingham February 25, 2008
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fedorable housing is much easier to heat, and reduces carbon footprints. With the increasing number of hats showing up at estate sales, this is perhaps more important than what is happening in the middle east.
fedorable by gore, inventor of the internet and the word fedorable February 17, 2008
fedorable
For years I had this awful dead patch on the tip of my foreskin, but my astrologist took one look at it and proclaimed,"That is simply fedorable!" She gave me a few strokes with her pumice bar, and I was as smooth and tender as a baby's bottom.
fedorable by Little Red Robin Hood February 26, 2008
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Doris switched over to thongs, because there was none of the danger she usually faced with more fedorable materials, and it caused all the gentlemen at the senior buffet to give her a second look.
fedorable by McCains depends February 17, 2008
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fedorable by Francois Mitterand February 19, 2008
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