whacking off
whacking off by Danny June 19, 2003
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canadian style (whacking off)
When you beat off with your hand the the opposite position as it would normally be. Your thumb is closest to the base. And your pinky is extended up into the air.
canadian style (whacking off) by Metalideth April 16, 2003
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Wacking Off In My Tool Shed
(On finding a dieting woman wolfing ice cream right out of the bucket while standing in front of the freezer at 2 am): "Are you whacking off in the tool shed again?"
Wacking Off In My Tool Shed by Master of Procrastination April 10, 2003
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wacking off by Alexanderia October 27, 2006
Wacking Off In My Tool Shed
from the latin whackingus ofingus innus myus toolus shedus meaning to get freaky in a secretive location
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