Horizontally Challenged
An overweight person.
Horizontally Challenged by Mr Natural July 2, 2007
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horizontally challenged
A large fat fuck that is literally challenged to walk. He usually wobbles as he creates massive earthquakes upon his massive kankles. Usually a horizontally challenged person whether it be a guy or girl smells like shit because they do not wash under their rolls or titties.
horizontally challenged by MrBlik October 30, 2009
Horizontally Challenged
ME : Go to the gym you fat fuck, also why do you own a Mini?
HIM : IM HORIZONTALLY CHALLENEGED YOU WEIGHT SUPREMICIST FATPHOBIC ASSHOLE
Horizontally Challenged
HIM : IM HORIZONTALLY CHALLENEGED YOU WEIGHT SUPREMICIST FATPHOBIC ASSHOLE
Horizontally Challenged
Horizontally Challenged by Socialist Canadia October 17, 2018
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horizontally challenged by Assweepay October 1, 2005
Horizontally Challenged
Referred to someone that is Big, Fat, Chunky or Wide. Horizontal: parallel to the plane of the horizon
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