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Mug3ED by bytch nishi May 24, 2022
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mugged off by tunaroll May 15, 2015
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car mugged
car mugged by CallieT January 23, 2008
Stripper Mugged
When you go alone to a strip club with way to much money and a stripper talks you into going to the VIP room. One hour later you are out 800 bucks and only got three lap dances! You got stripper mugged!
Ted was on a business trip by himself and had to spend the night at a motel. He decided to go to a strip club and have a few drinks to unwind. Thirty minutes and two beers later he was enamored by a stripper and started up a conversation. Next thing he knows, he is walking out of the club broke and pissed off because the bitch talked him into the VIP where she proceeded to milk only his wallet. Ted realized that if he would have had a wing man he would not have been so dumb. Always go to the club with your boys or you may get stripper mugged.
Stripper Mugged by golite January 16, 2009
mugged off
to have someone take the piss out of you- and treat you like a mug. a suitable way to treat a chavor anyone from basildon
mugged off by bookies favourite October 7, 2004
mugged me off
mugged me off by aasim10 April 1, 2015
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