Jake day
Jake day by Jackson Jennings May 4, 2023
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slap a Jake day
slap a Jake day by anonymusidsdadadc January 29, 2020
Kiss a Jake day
Kiss a Jake day by Kiss a Jake day May 31, 2021
Make fun of Jake day
Make fun of Jake day by Doug Edert April 4, 2022
October 29th- Kill Jake Ferrer day
October 29th- Kill Jake Ferrer day by thxroro October 29, 2021
Give Jake a blowie day
Jake: Bro it's November 8th yk what that means it's "Give Jake a blowie day" 😈 *unzips boxers*
Other person: *mouth filled with cum*
Other person: *mouth filled with cum*
Give Jake a blowie day by Yo momma ahahaha December 8, 2021
Gouge out Jake's Eyes Day
Gouge out Char's Eyes Day is during the entirety of November 27th in which you can jab out a person named Jake's eyes with any tool of your choosing.
Person 1: "hey did you know Gouge out Jake's Eyes Day is tomorrow"
Person 2 (named jake): "you cant be serious thats from urban dictionary"
Person 1: "too late i already have a rusty screwdriver ready"
Person 2 (named jake): "you cant be serious thats from urban dictionary"
Person 1: "too late i already have a rusty screwdriver ready"
Gouge out Jake's Eyes Day by appewy November 25, 2021
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