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shrekoning
Humans have layers. Shrek's shrock pleasures your layers. If you do not have many layers, you will not be spared. Eat onions to add on to and preserve your layers, for the Shrekoning is among us.
shrekoning by Shrek is love6969696969696969 March 5, 2014
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Shrekoning
Shrekoning by The Internep February 22, 2015
Shrekoning
When the ogre lord returns from his long journeys. It is also known as "Shrek day". It takes place in April 22nd which is the released date for Shrek.
Shrekoning by Random Derp July 9, 2015
The Shrekoning
Once only a humble Internet meme, The Shrekoning now defines the transcendence of one's mind to a new plane of existence to live in the Holy Swamp of our Lord Shrek.
The Shrekoning by Spherical_Josh July 30, 2017
Shrekoning
Shrekoning by Kaitlyn Jenner November 20, 2016
Shrekoning
A common western coming of age party / tradition where members who have recently turned 14 shove figures of shrek up their rectum
Shrekoning by shrek your lord an saviour October 17, 2018
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