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Hunchback of Notre Dame

"Daniel is like the hunchback of Notre Dame. Except he would tell the beautiful woman to piss off, cos he's gay! He likes to hug the bells. He likes to think they are bell ends!"
Hunchback of Notre Dame by Paddy February 20, 2004

The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) 

One of the best Disney movies to ever be made. The movie was scorned by parents for its dark themes and edgy material- The main villain, sings a song about lust, and the movie deals with issues like racism and religious hypocrisy. Many fans of the original novel also criticized the movie for changing the plot to make it more kid friendly. Regardless, the movie has great music, animation, and character development, and should not be missed.
Hellfire is just one example of a great song from The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996).

The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) 

A great movie that by disney, it deals with dark themes and some scary things, but it's a heartwarming tale of an ugly man who grows to overcome his hideous face and horrible master. Also is one of the few movies that didn't fuck up the sequel.
Bob: did you see The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) last night?

Tom: yes, I cried 37 times.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) 

A great movie that by disney, it deals with dark themes and some scary things, but it's a heartwarming tale of an ugly man who grows to overcome his hideous face and horrible master. Also is one of the few movies that didn't fuck up the sequel.
Bob: did you see The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) last night?

Tom: yes, I cried 37 times.

The Indian hunchback of Notre Dame

A man with a hunchback who is typically from south asian descent and has a one sided liking of drinking urine with his girlfriend. One day the IHOND will ask his girlfriend to drink his piss and she, and the rest of society, will reject him.
“You don’t wanna be the Indian hunchback of notre dame. He had to leave his school he was so embarrassed by his fetish being exposed.”

Hunchsnack of Notre Dame 

After a man cums inside of a woman on her period, let the peppermint swirl creampie slide out into the man’s palm - then sling shot it into the woman’s mouth. She will be satisfied and the nearest 700 year old cathedral will spontaneously ignite.

Best if prepared “to-go” in a high speed train bathroom.
“No cafes were open so I had to make my girlfriend a Hunchsnack of Notre Dame to-go. Sucks about the church.”
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Respectfully 

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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.

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