Huge Boner
Huge Boner by Mickeefer February 7, 2020
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Huge Boner
Term used when something is not going the way in which it was intended. Such as a bad day at work or when something has gone awry. In a really bad situation, "Huge Freakin' Boner" can be used.
Guy 1- Hey Ryan how's that job going today? Guy 2- Well Ray, I just found out this 8 hour job is going to take atleast 12 hours and I have to do all this extra stuff, I got a Huge Boner right now.
Huge Boner by 212 Engine February 4, 2010
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Unusualy Huge erection, raging and mega huge, usualy above 12 inches in lenght and 4-5'' inches in girth
Raging mega huge Boner by Alex May 13, 2005
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