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Louisana Stacker

A sexual position involving 3 or more men. In this position, the base of the stack lies prone, while the other stacks lie on top the man below them, inserting their erect penis into the lower man's anus. The stack continues until there are no more men, thus creating the look of a stack of pancakes. This position is very similar to the mantrain, but men are lying on their stomachs. Additionally, to keep with true Louisiana lifestyle, the men are usually related, most often cousins.
Person #1: "Man, did you see that gay porno?"
Person #2: "Yeah, it was really messed up. They even did the Louisana Stacker."
Louisana Stacker by $0.02timmy August 13, 2012
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Louisiana stacker 

A southern gang bang.
An example of the Louisiana stacker is pretty simple. One southern girl multiple dicks.

louisiana cracker smacker

The act of sprinkling hot ashes around the genital area during any sexual act while glueing crackers on your gooch.
Wow dude! The priest did a total louisiana cracker smacker to that nun!

Louisiana Lip Smacker 

The action of performing oral sex on male genitalia with the male genitalia in the back of the throat, causing vomiting on the genitals. Then gathering the vomit back into your mouth, and continuing to perform oral sex, causing ejaculation. Then you use the mix of semen and vomit to spit it in your partner’s mouth. They then will swallow and digest the vomen (vomit and semen) until the next day. You are now ready to enjoy (eat) your “Louisiana Lip Smacker”.
“Hey, you here that Ivan had his first Louisiana Lip Smacker yesterday?”
“Really? That’s wild.”
“Yeah”
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