snack time
god, i know what they were doing in the toilets, is it right to eat your tea, in the toilets, nah but snack time in fine,
snack time by dykegirl1993 February 25, 2011
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snack time
Meg: We stopped having snack time after he cheated on me................................ like totaly!
snack time by jork July 24, 2006
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Snack time
"to have intercourse/ to bang/ to supply the rod"
Snack time is the course between breakfast and lunch and intercourse means "between courses"
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Snack time is the course between breakfast and lunch and intercourse means "between courses"
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Snack time by Bo the Don February 20, 2011
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Prime Snack Time by andrew mcfatpants September 20, 2010
Fat kid snack time
the time in which a portion of food and/or drink or a light treat, esp. one eaten between regular meals takes place. Fat kid snacks include but are not limited to pop-tarts, cinnamon toast crunch and cheese-its. May be used by fat and skinny people alike.
Fat kid snack time by kpppp April 12, 2007
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