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I Fill You 

Green love 💚 is used to say i love you to someone who is not really that close to you (just friend). You and me are just friends, but our love is pure, you fill us with love and happiness, you're our love and our friend. We promise to keep loving you till the end of time and forEVEr.
Yeaji, I Fill (💚) you

So, if someone says " I fill you" it means i love you more than anything.
I Fill You by SFUTeam_Ina April 4, 2022
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I Fill You 

Green love 💚 is used to say i love you to someone who is not really that close to you (just friend). You and me are just friends, but our love is pure, you fill us with love and happiness, you're our love and our friend. We promise to keep loving you till the end of time and forEVEr.
Yeyes: I Fill (💚) you

So, if someone says " I fill you" it means i love you more than anything.
I Fill You by SFUTeam_Ina April 4, 2022

I swear to god, I'll fill your sinuses with urine. 

A great threat for if someone is being particularly bothersome or you want to somehow lose their contact. Let's say your ex won't stop texting you after it's been a month since you've broken up and you want to just- scare them off a little bit. Maybe even get 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘮 to block 𝘺𝘰𝘶. This is the perfect threat for you.
Take one more step towards me and I swear to god, I'll fill your sinuses with urine.

I will fill your intestines with bees 

you fucking know ok if you've ever eaten seafood you know
David: I will fill your intestines with bees
Chad: *crying*

I'ma fill up your taco

To shove your dick side ways into an ass cheek
Gay 1: tell your dad i'ma fill his taco

Gay 2: you ain't filling up his taco!

# i'ma fill up your taco
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