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Octavious Rex
Octavious Rex by tsudratsydal May 17, 2011
octavious bread
octavious bread by Mike octavious May 23, 2019
Octavious bread
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octavio
wonderful charismatic and yet enigmatic man. The 8th son ov a man. Shortened name for Octavius Emperor of Ancient Rome (Aurelius Octavius).
octavio by octaio ddddd May 21, 2008
Octavio
One of the best human beings to ever come about. He listens to you, he cares for you, he'll tell you how it is, and his hugs are the best. He also has an amazing taste in music, and he's one of the funniest people to ever hit the planet.
Oh my gosh, my best friend is such an Octavio!
Octavio by CricketTheLittle October 26, 2010
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