Joilet
Darnell: Yo, we goin to Joilet to pick up some hood rats and a twelve pack, wanna come?
Tyrone: No thanks. Don't want to STD's
Tyrone: No thanks. Don't want to STD's
Joilet by film_geek1982 February 28, 2009
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Joilet
Joilet by bitchdipshit February 21, 2021
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Joilet
A toilet that is very comfortable and when you finish you are filled with joy because of how pleasant the experience was.
It's also a place
It's also a place
Steve: My stomach hurts
Robert: Then use the Joilet it will make you feel better
6 'minutes later
Robert: wow I feel great
Robert: Then use the Joilet it will make you feel better
6 'minutes later
Robert: wow I feel great
Joilet by SUMFURRYTHING September 15, 2016
Joilet
Joilet by AndTheDeadWillRise February 8, 2010
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Jolet
A girl who at first can be shy but when she opens up is very kind, she has the brightest and most beautiful smile, Also she has the cutest laugh and voice that is guaranteed to melt your heart every time.
Jolet by ThePrelude February 8, 2019
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