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Harbourt by bat/spider/super....man August 4, 2012
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Drop a Colston in the Harbour
To visit the toilet to defecate / have a poo
The term was coined on Twitter by @DaiNewpt after Bristol protestors dumped the statue of slave owner Edward Colston in the sea
The term was coined on Twitter by @DaiNewpt after Bristol protestors dumped the statue of slave owner Edward Colston in the sea
Drop a Colston in the Harbour by ZellyL June 10, 2020
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David Harbour
A delicious man. Scrumdiddlyumptious. Did I say man? I meant modern Adonis. Dad bods are in, deal with it. Large mammal? Yes, Please.
Any woman anywhere: David Harbour?!?!?!
David Harbour: …Yes?
AWA: Get your delicious butt over here, you yummy yummy, you!
David Harbour: …Yes?
AWA: Get your delicious butt over here, you yummy yummy, you!
David Harbour by goldengrey1776 December 19, 2021
Sydney Harbour Bridge
A refinement of the spitroast position in which two guys take a women, one in the mouth and the other in the vagina.
To achieve the 'Sydney Harbour Bridge' the guys at each end raise their arms at a 45 degree angle over the woman and hold hands while banging.
To achieve the 'Sydney Harbour Bridge' the guys at each end raise their arms at a 45 degree angle over the woman and hold hands while banging.
Johnny, I really enjoyed doing the Sydney Harbour Bridge with you the other night. Let's go and find a willing skank so we can do it again.
Sydney Harbour Bridge by Spitroaster October 23, 2007
harbour bridge
a threesome were a chick is on her hands and knees one dude doing doggy while the other cops head and they join hands over the top on her to form the sydney harbour bridge
mate this back packer bitch was on her hands and knees i was doing her doggy while bazz was copping head we were going this bitch something vicious then we decided to join hands over her and show her the harbour bridge.
harbour bridge by heres brucie November 22, 2011
Hug Harbour
Originated from a Shaw commercial. A fun way to ask for a hug. You open your arms up as if to let someone come in for a hug (this shape resembles the shape of a harbour), and then you use the phrase.
Hug Harbour by Typsiebird August 3, 2007
port harcourt
One of the major cities to visit if you happen to be in Nigeria. The city has a thriving nightlife scene, beautiful women and good hotels. Home to several local entertainers including movie stars and musicians.
port harcourt by Wariboko January 27, 2019
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Pee Calculus
When you have to pee in a movie but don’t want to miss anything, and must do the following mental equation: will the amount I have to pee cause enough discomfort to diminish my attention capacity for the remainder of the movie to an extent which is greater than the amount of the movie I would miss by making a mad dash to the restroom.
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