a Carson
"Dude i did a Carson yesterday during the match i dropped the ball when that guy had a shot and it went in the goal so my team lost 1-0!"
a Carson by Chris Myles December 24, 2007
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A Carson that is a kisser
A dumb ass fucking kisser from oregon city, kisser as a dumb shit that fucks his or her second cousin. Seriously i went to school with this motherfucker hes an asshole. Just someone everyone should hate unless you like fucking your second cousin and not going to the hospital. You won't ever like this kid in your life. Again he went to oregon city high school.
A Carson that is a kisser by bob12345678910abcdefgy September 29, 2012
Related Words
a Carson • A Carson that is a kisser • Pulling a Carson • A.D.A.M. • A • A.B.I. • a-cab • a-rab • A.F.I. • A-Town
Pulling a Carson
Pulling a Carson by NeonPigeon December 4, 2018
Pulling a Carson
Pulling a Carson can be one of these things
-Getting concussed
-Taking a massive poop
-Getting stabbed in the head with a pen
-Hurting your back
-Getting concussed
-Taking a massive poop
-Getting stabbed in the head with a pen
-Hurting your back
On no I just Pulled a Caron in my
pants.
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Pulling a Carson can be one of these things
-Getting concussed
-Taking a massive poop
-Getting stabbed in the head with a pen
-Hurting your back
pants.
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Pulling a Carson can be one of these things
-Getting concussed
-Taking a massive poop
-Getting stabbed in the head with a pen
-Hurting your back
Pulling a Carson by UrMomsFav September 20, 2021
Pulling a Carson
Pulling a Carson by UrMomsFav October 6, 2021
Pulling A Carson
Pulling A Carson by Mr_KingSalty February 6, 2020
few beers short of a carton
few beers short of a carton by markuz July 11, 2005
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