Flexable
Being able to move your body or body parts In normally uncomfortable positions like a gymnast with ease
Flexable by Space tent February 21, 2019
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morally flexible
"When Mary was wealthy, she was against theft, but now that she's poor, she is a thief. I guess she is morally flexible."
morally flexible by Catherder March 1, 2017
flexible container of Massengill
Linda is such a flexible container of Massengill that it ain't even funny!!!
She did the most unfeminine thing in the world and plugged up all of the shitbowls at the rest stop with paper towels!
She did the most unfeminine thing in the world and plugged up all of the shitbowls at the rest stop with paper towels!
flexible container of Massengill by Telephony May 4, 2013
untruthful flexible container of feces
You claim that Linda stuffs Scottowels down the can?!?
Why Josh, you untruthful flexible container of feces!!!
Why Josh, you untruthful flexible container of feces!!!
untruthful flexible container of feces by Telephony May 4, 2013
flexible elbow
flexible elbow by ryguy77 December 24, 2019
Flexible Hungarian
Flexible Hungarian by Hungarian Jedi December 6, 2017
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