Jane Hathaway
Jane Hathaway by Acidick June 12, 2016
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Jane Hathaway
Brett Bunsen, in s1, ep10, "Dial M for Mother " states he received a Jane Hathaway right on his chest when he had sex with Lana Cain (pretend sex). Further, saying that he was so disgusted he could vomit.
IRL, it means he came in her rectum during anal sex and while returning the favor with oral sex, her riding his face, she left a Santorum on his chest.
IRL, it means he came in her rectum during anal sex and while returning the favor with oral sex, her riding his face, she left a Santorum on his chest.
Jane Hathaway by Baboon July 14, 2016
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jane hathaway
A Jane Hathway, as reference in Archer Season 1, Episode 10, is when your lover slaps you across the face with a wet salmon, spills its guts on the floor, dances a jig on the guts, and then vomits on your chest, all in a sexually provocative manner.
jane hathaway by TalksQuietly March 24, 2010
jane hathaway
Old School Hathaway, Meet new school (Queening)
A sex act where a queen on top releases her 🐟 north of his chest.
Can be found in many FLR ~
A sex act where a queen on top releases her 🐟 north of his chest.
Can be found in many FLR ~
jane hathaway by Downeaster March 17, 2017
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