Parboo
Parboo by SuicidalBomber July 29, 2020
paraboo
A mythical creature also known as the phantom of Sears Hicksville. There has never been any history recorded of the great Paraboo. He likes Indian poom-poom, who is also a mythical creature sighted on the sci-fi channel in Destination Truth. Paraboo is known to spend countless hours smoking cigarettes and hibernating. He loves jasmeennnnnn and likes to keep warm at night in the city. He does man things all day and wears a toga when he's staying fly in his Gucci suit.
the lochness monster; grizzly bear; big foot; dead water buffalo; muzzy, bam bam bigilo; Parabooty; Mighty Paraboo Young; The Thing.
paraboo by HtotheRizzo March 28, 2011
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Parboo • parboosingh • panboolive • Parbon • parboni • Parmoon • Partoon • Paabooed • Paboojian • pabooky
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A baby of such fine quality and cheek juice, that it is hard not to want to squeeze it. The cheek juice of a Paroom, is often referred to as Nectar.
Paroom by ParoomLoverD February 19, 2011
Paroosing
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