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shoe horn
shoe horn by Norman Truddleswick May 14, 2005
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Shoe horn
A mans use of his thumbs to help insert a limp penis into female vagina. May also be a double shoe horn if one thumb does not assist the limp penis and requires both thumbs for full penetration. I’m some extreme cases a quadruple shoe horn has been reported which involves using a friends thumbs in addition to yours to penetrate.
Jason was so drunk the other night and couldn’t get hard. He had to use a double shoe horn to have sex with that chick.
Shoe horn by Tigherking May 4, 2021
Shoe Horn
Future climate modelling: to build a coupled atmosphere ocean climate model at the last moment and enter it into the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) next Assessment Report. And then expect people to take climate change seriously based on the preliminary results.
Shoe Horn by model developer October 28, 2009
shoe horn
shoe horn by DarkRob2000 April 24, 2006
Shoe horn
The male version of a women’s camel toe. A man and his “package” to tight in jeans showing a shoe horn type shape
Shoe horn by Shananae Ainsley February 16, 2019
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