Sitting on it
Sitting on it by Anonymousxlightskin May 10, 2020
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Sitting on it
Sitting on it-
A term used do describe the act of holding a piece while smoking a bowl with a group of friends in order to tell a story or have a conversation
A term used do describe the act of holding a piece while smoking a bowl with a group of friends in order to tell a story or have a conversation
"dude, wheres the bong? I haven't hit it in awhile."
"oh sorry bro, haha. I've been sitting on it"
(whole group bursts into giggles)
"oh sorry bro, haha. I've been sitting on it"
(whole group bursts into giggles)
Sitting on it by Zane (euphoric) August 5, 2008
sittin' on it
sittin' on it is a term used for men who want to get laid. it is a very abrupt way of asking but hey you gotta get laid right?
sittin' on it by Zechariah Troth March 4, 2009
sittin on it
sittin on it by Jxrrett March 27, 2022
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