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Richard Gill 

Richard Micheal Gill (noun)
Species type-Chode
Area Found-the inside of moldy boxes

A Richard Gill or "fats mcgee" as it is more commonly known has three distinct characteristics
First off a Richard Gill smells like an asshole stuffed with doritos the cheese kind-extra cheesy-with an overwhelming stench of axe
Come to close to a Richad Gill and you will either pass out (lack of clean air) or your eye brows will burn off

Second a Richard Gill has long golden greasy locks of hair, Fabio can't compete, so boys keep your wives and girlfriends away because at first glance of a "fats mcgees" hair and any female will fall instantly under his spell-they especially enjoy his valuptious moobs

And lastly the third and very rare way to identify a Richard Gill in the wild-but indeed only found in a richard gill is the lack of male genatalia-the very few eplorers to have been unfortunate enough to gaze on this rare sight struggle to A; loctate the genetals of a richard gill and B; identify the gender of a Richard Gill

Alternate common names of a Richard Gill; Gill, Gillian, Allison, FFFFick (Fat Fukin Faggot Female Fupa...basically every negative F word in the urban dictionary....Chick), Constance, Shirley, Rotunda, Sexy, Sexy Tits, Fat, Fat Ass, Faty McFat Fat, Jack McFat, Pimple Bottom, Apple Bottom, Buttons
Alternate common names of a Richard Gill; Gill, Gillian, Allison, FFFFick (Fat Fukin Faggot Female Fupa...basically every negative F word in the urban dictionary....Chick), Constance, Shirley, Rotunda, Sexy, Sexy Tits, Fat, Fat Ass, Faty McFat Fat, Jack McFat, Pimple Bottom, Apple Bottom, Buttons
Richard Gill by jamalwilliams October 20, 2008
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