Sharpled
Dude, I got completely Sharpled at the bar last night, I woke up with a ham sandwich stuck to my back.
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Sharpled
Sharpled by GManSharples March 1, 2018
Sharpled
Dude, I got completely Sharpled at the bar last night, I woke up with a ham sandwich stuck to my back.
Sharpied
Sharpied by Lollypop 24073 September 9, 2009
Full Sharples
Whilst ill or hungover you sit on the toilet to empty your bowels, then out of nowhere your are sick all over the floor.
Full Sharples by Bozohawks December 18, 2011
Sharples
Sharples by SharplesPepe July 29, 2017
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