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Seng
Short for Ginseng, a root that grows in the woods of West Virginia and North Carolina. The root had a TV show dedicated to it . The show was called “Appalachian Outlaws” and It was wild and crazy. The reason for people literally killing each other over it is the price. Seng can even go for as much as $1000 a lbs (pound).
Go get me some seng from the woods Patrick. I’ll make sure to reward ya ass with a pretty penny. Be careful for them cockroaches trying to rob you and steal your roots. I’ll be expecting you at my office with a sack full of seng, so get ya arse to the woods Patrick and don’t get fucked.
Seng by The Wobbit from the Moon October 26, 2020
Seng
Seng by Orange Abomination November 3, 2019
Seng
His balls and heart are as big as anybody's love for a hot plate of spaghetti. He's usually robust, smells like a new purse, and is fiercely talented in bed. He must've tickled my balls for about 2 hours the last time I was with him and boy oh boy let me tell you, my nuts, bootyhole, and soul was flabbergasted by that man's knack. Even the girl I was with was shocked. We both went home in a wheelchair that day. He also loves Kengan.
"Yo brother man, where you headed?"
"I will begin my quest to the place of the forbidden, Seng's House, Care to join me chap?"
"wtf? I aint no chap and Im definitely not going to Seng's anymore, last time I went there he tried to knock my bonkers"
"I will begin my quest to the place of the forbidden, Seng's House, Care to join me chap?"
"wtf? I aint no chap and Im definitely not going to Seng's anymore, last time I went there he tried to knock my bonkers"
Seng by LexiconCathedral April 1, 2022
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Seng hao xiang by phantomknown November 25, 2022
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