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roffel
skyline commented "roffel"
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Roffel • Roffel Broffel • roffel waffle • ROFFELAWL • roffelmayoh • Roffelomeo Montague • Roffelski • Roffelufogus • roffle • Roffe
Roffel
I roffeled the shit out of that guy
Sometimes I touch my roffel
Never take someones roffel from them
Sometimes I touch my roffel
Never take someones roffel from them
Roffel by The Band known as Roffel October 18, 2008
Roffel Broffel
Invented by Charlexx & Bexlexx in 2006. This saying basically means to 'ROFL' (roll on the floor laughing) like a ho in a brothel. The spelling is different to add extra humour. Originally created to mock another friend of ours who we cannot name. We are said to 'roffel in the broffel'
This is copyright of Charlexx (GC FAN) and Bexlexx (UK LAMB GIRL)
This is copyright of Charlexx (GC FAN) and Bexlexx (UK LAMB GIRL)
Bexlexx: OMG, WTF. HE HAS WEIRD EYEBROWS
Charlexx: HAHAHAHAAAAAAAA
Bexlexx: haha,newb. Roffel Broffel
Charlexx: ROFFEL IN THE BROFFEL
Bexlexx: *rolls on the floor like a dirty prostitute*
Charlexx: HAHAHAHAAAAAAAA
Bexlexx: haha,newb. Roffel Broffel
Charlexx: ROFFEL IN THE BROFFEL
Bexlexx: *rolls on the floor like a dirty prostitute*
Roffel Broffel by Becky Hendrickson May 22, 2008
roffel waffle
roffel waffle by Halo@sea July 2, 2005
rofflecopter
rofflecopter by Shaina August 9, 2004
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The use of the word "blue" to refer to sexually explicit content was first recorded in Scotland in 1824. "Blue" meant "lewd" because prostitutes dressed in blue gowns.
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fache-couture
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fache-couture by bkgmh46x0x March 18, 2008
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