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longer by micah jensen July 24, 2005
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longer
Pronounced 'lon-juh', a longer is an Australian colloquialism for the erect part of the male genatallia. Often used in country-towns, as people in those remote locations often compare there longers to those of farm animals.
longer by Alex Quantashassle June 26, 2005
longer furby
Dave: what was that that just went up my ass?
Jermain: Don’t worry bro, I just gave you a longer Furby.
Jermain: Don’t worry bro, I just gave you a longer Furby.
longer furby by Nick_Hates_ JorAir. June 4, 2019
Longer Than Frozen Turkey
"You should be stronger than me but instead you're longer than frozen turkey" from the Amy Winehouse song "Stonger Than Me"
Longer Than Frozen Turkey by Crystal Lee January 4, 2008
longer than forever
Girl: "You guys are gonna last a long time."
Girlfriend: "I know. We promised each other we'd last longer than forever."
Girlfriend: "I know. We promised each other we'd last longer than forever."
longer than forever by Nikaeluh July 13, 2011
Longer Air
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