Stapler Gun
Stapler Gun by Matt Mcelhinney September 10, 2005
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Staple Gun
Right as you are about to cum while recieving a blowjob, pull the womans face away and poke her in the eyes and cum on her face at the same time.
Dude, last night this chick was giving me really good head but i just had to staple gun her, it was so fucking funny!!
Staple Gun by Ryan and Bryan, the artists... January 12, 2006
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Staple Gun
The term used by guys when describing to their friend how they were brutally rejected by a girl they just spent a lot of money on.
Note: Most guys that get staple gunned have very bad taste in WHAT to spend that money on.
Note: Most guys that get staple gunned have very bad taste in WHAT to spend that money on.
Dude! I can't believe it! I take her out the WWF final match, and she staple guns me in front of everyone! I... I feel so betrayed!
Staple Gun by TheEyes629 October 19, 2010
Komoka Staple-Gun
While engaging in oral sex 69-style, the instigator unlatches just before the point of climax and delivers a quick punch or karate chop to their partner's genitals, catching them entirely by surprise and causing their pelvic muscles to constrict, resulting in an intense orgasm for the provocateur.
"Last week, Celine and I were going at it sixty-nine when I gave her a Komoka staple-gun. It was late so I went home and she hasn't returned my calls since."
Komoka Staple-Gun by PoopyLoopDeLoop November 9, 2008
staple gun
i shot my cat with one of these before...then i shot my rooster and it went BUCC-BUCCC-BUCCAC!!!!! really really loud
staple gun by eddie_wants_it_up_his_anus March 7, 2005
staple gun
A staple gun is a hand-held machine popularised by public figure Joe Budden. The term is often accompanied by loud yelling and disbelief, particularly directed at the person who sold the staple gun.
Where did he find a staple gun!?!
Who is the employee that sold him a staple gun!?!
First of all, I ain't seen a staple gun in thirty years.
Who is the employee that sold him a staple gun!?!
First of all, I ain't seen a staple gun in thirty years.
staple gun by mkpk May 17, 2018
Stafford Tower Staplegun
When having intercourse one must repeatedly throw assorted kitchen instruments and rotten food stuffs towards the woman
Stafford Tower Staplegun by Tetley12 October 26, 2011
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