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I'd Pee in Her Butt 

She is so hot, your main thinking isnt to actually pee in her butt, but you would if she wanted you to.
At the bar with your buddies, a hotty walks across the room, you say I'd Pee in Her Butt.
I'd Pee in Her Butt by Kulvir March 5, 2012

I'd pee in her butt 

It means that you would have sex with that person
Guy#1 Hey man check out that chick over there.

Guy #2 I'd pee in her butt

I'd Pee In Her Butt 

A comical way to show affection or interest to a woman who is found to be " sexy " .
The interloper would then say " I'd pee in her butt " to show interest
Barbara streizand walks down the street- I would not pee in her butt
The hot chick from the hot tub scene in that Marilyn Manson video - i'd pee in her butt
I'd Pee In Her Butt by Macroshy November 11, 2019
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