Lalingo
Lalingo by TheExtremeYeeter December 31, 2019
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Lalingo • latingo • Labingo • ladingos • lajingo • Lalingga • la langosta blanca • Laxing out • laying one down • Laying on my legs
lajingo
April: OMG! that guy is such a lajingo.
Jade: woah, whos that guy?
April: Woah its Grant.
Jade: Oh I have heard of that guy.
Jade: woah, whos that guy?
April: Woah its Grant.
Jade: Oh I have heard of that guy.
lajingo by April and Jade February 14, 2009
Labingo
A cross hybrid of a squirrel and platypus. Was created in 2002 in a Swiss genetics laboratory by, Dr. Joseph Kemlage.
The experiment was a success but the organism only lived for 3-4 months and could not reach full growth. Said to eat JUUL pods and male semen.
The experiment was a success but the organism only lived for 3-4 months and could not reach full growth. Said to eat JUUL pods and male semen.
Labingo by Lil_Mayo_Boi November 3, 2017
ladingos
What's up ladingos
Lalingga
A penis statue, or to be exact it's a statue without a head with hands holding their erected penises.
Lalingga by TroyeSivanMk2 November 23, 2021
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