Hershy Highway
Hershy Highway by Doug Hightower September 21, 2005
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hershy highway
"I bet that micheal ryder takes it up the hershy highway"
"If teh river flows red, take the Hershy highway"
"If teh river flows red, take the Hershy highway"
hershy highway by Samuel Wilson June 16, 2004
hershy highway
hershy highway by Goober April 5, 2004
hershey highway
hershey highway by Nilats April 25, 2003
hershey highway streetsweeper
Same as a dirt pipe milkshake, when a person drinks cum a fellow has just deposited in their asshole.
hershey highway streetsweeper by High on Life June 26, 2008
information hershey highway
Using any electrical device (most often a laptop, but it could encompass cell phones, blackberry, etc.) to go online, while using the toilet.
Steph: "I thought guys only took magazines and newspapers into the john."
Tom: "Nope...I need to 'log-on' to the information hershey highway.
Tom: "Nope...I need to 'log-on' to the information hershey highway.
information hershey highway by Deanimal and Oca May 21, 2008
Riding the Hershey Highway
Riding the Hershey Highway by Black Mann June 22, 2006
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