Madnan
Madnan by Sazilla14432 August 28, 2021
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Madnan
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absolute madman
absolute madman by TheChineseSenator November 8, 2017
Madman Ogre
A beastly creature that rallies more of its kind to attack and harass women's shelters by leaving dead rats nailed to the walls and slurs written all over the walls. Sometimes it goes through legal means to harass places of healing for women. It also has supported a creature called balldemort in its own campaign to sure Sikh women for not touching his balls.
Madman Ogre by MeaniePooPie August 29, 2019
magnanakaw
Person A: AHHH! MAGNANAKAW!!!
Person B: LAGI NIYO NA LANG SINISIRAAN SI BABY M! RESPETO NIYO NA LANG OPINYON NAMIN!
Person B: LAGI NIYO NA LANG SINISIRAAN SI BABY M! RESPETO NIYO NA LANG OPINYON NAMIN!
magnanakaw by Miss u balik ka na March 22, 2022
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