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lees by the boogie man May 26, 2004
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Lees
A brewery in the north-west of England that makes a fine bitter beer. Many a beer mat in Manchester bears the name Lees. The name appears to derive from the Irish McAleese (as in the present Irish president's name of Mary McAleese) and is linked to the Scots names of McLeish and MacPherson. Not noted for their punctuality the MacPherson Clan slept-in for the Battle of Culloden in 1746, arriving late only to witness the carnage that had been visited upon their fellow highlanders by the English and Lowlanders earlier that morning. Lees's have been oversleeping ever since.
Lees
lees is referred to the act of having your rectal hairs tangle themselves together, This Act usually results in Pain and the inability to wipe without pain
Lees by SuckMyTuba69 March 11, 2020
Lees The Bees
John: Man Tasha always lees the bees, there’s no women left for us.
Matthew: I don’t blame them man, she’s hot as fuck. Everyone wants to hit that.
Matthew: I don’t blame them man, she’s hot as fuck. Everyone wants to hit that.
Lees The Bees by katssugarmami February 14, 2019
Lees bird
Ryan Lees
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