Skull Fogger
An event that causes overwhelming sensations, resulting in a hazy recollection of any actual details.
Skull Fogger by Zombi3 November 23, 2007
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skullfogger
The Global party had so much alcohol, most people only remember the first few hours, it was a true skullfogger
skullfogger by Robin Carelse April 18, 2008
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Skulldoggery
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Skulldoggery; The practice of lying, trickery and using misinformation while selling puppies and dogs online.
Skulldoggery; The practice of lying, trickery and using misinformation while selling puppies and dogs online.
Brokers buying entire litters of puppies from Puppy Mills and Back Yard Breeders, and putting them in a home to advertise them for sale are engaging in skulldoggery.
People selling these puppies, and telling buyers that the parents are with family at another location, or that the mother died, are practicing skulldoggery.
People selling or "adopting" intact and unvaccinated/unvetted dogs online or through other media, and calling themselves a "Rescue" are using skulldoggery .
People selling these puppies, and telling buyers that the parents are with family at another location, or that the mother died, are practicing skulldoggery.
People selling or "adopting" intact and unvaccinated/unvetted dogs online or through other media, and calling themselves a "Rescue" are using skulldoggery .
Skulldoggery by Thatlldolu January 15, 2015
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