take a gander
Take a gander at that link I sent you when you get a chance. I think it'll really knock your heckin' socks off tbh.
take a gander by Lessen August 10, 2018
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take a gander
take a gander by buccalucky11 December 28, 2010
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Take a Gander
Take a Gander by KingOfHeckins31 November 13, 2017
Take A Gander At My Ballsack
A phrase originated from when the turtle from animal crossing: new leaf said "Take a gander" It was paired with "My ballsack" And used as a meet and greet, mostly at weddings, family reunions and bang outs.
Will - " Hey Katie, You silly Fuckin' whore, Come here."
Katie - "Anything for you, Daddy!"
Will - "Yeah Bitch, Take a gander at my ballsack!"
Katie - "What a monstrosity."
Katie - "Anything for you, Daddy!"
Will - "Yeah Bitch, Take a gander at my ballsack!"
Katie - "What a monstrosity."
Take A Gander At My Ballsack by Willy Smoker February 22, 2021
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