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Sucks me off by TheFuck69 March 16, 2017
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Suck me off at the next station
The origin of this phrase stems from an Aboriginal woman who verbally fights with a man on a Brisbane train, remarking lines such as "this is my land", "ya dumb dog" and "suck me off at the next station" Therefore, it can be established that this phrase is indicative of bogan behaviour and is used as an insulting dare.
Aboriginal woman: "Suck me off at the next station please, suck my dick so hard, and I'll say yeah yeah! Bitch!"
Bogan kid: "Suck me off at the next station, lol"
Bogan kid: "Suck me off at the next station, lol"
Suck me off at the next station by Alfonso69 October 26, 2011
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She sucked me off last night and swallowed my load.
He sucked me off last night and swallowed my load.
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suck me off daddio
an expression often used after spamming someone that will probably be used as a joke by your friends for years
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