Willett
Willett by eternal_rose July 22, 2006
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willett
willett by Bruce B_uk January 23, 2009
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Pulling a Willett
The act of driving through, and subsequently getting pulled over in a city park. (Named after Alex Willett)
Dustin: Did you hear how Alex lost his license?
Eric: No man, what happened?
Dustin: He got caught Pulling a Willett at 1 A.M. this morning.
Eric: Pshht, douche.
Eric: No man, what happened?
Dustin: He got caught Pulling a Willett at 1 A.M. this morning.
Eric: Pshht, douche.
Pulling a Willett by Adam KilHarney March 28, 2009
drew willett
drew willett by Bernard willett October 30, 2013
John Willett
John Willett by Real Human Person July 28, 2023
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