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A Harris
Abnormally huge/massive thumbs. Which can be percieved/mistaken as toes. People with "A Harris" may find it hard to text.
Pulled a Willie Harris
Splurging, then never regaining your mojo. Such was the case when Willie Harris had 6 hits in a game for the Atlanta Braves, then hit .190 in 51 games after.
"Hey bro, I just pulled a Willie Harris."
"What bro? That sounds kinda homo."
"Nah man, I just jerked it before I knew mah girl was comin' over, then when she got here, I couldn't finish."
"What bro? That sounds kinda homo."
"Nah man, I just jerked it before I knew mah girl was comin' over, then when she got here, I couldn't finish."
Pulled a Willie Harris by Cwags23 February 27, 2009
Ur friend Harris a terrorist
Ur friend Harris a terrorist by Mr.sofcok May 21, 2018
pulling a jake harris
where he posts all over his social media accounts that he wants him to be taken somewhere specific and abbreviating that E.G:"anyone got space for whanga" usually someone will accept but wont tell him that he's actually got no space left till he's ready to go
pulling a jake harris by AGS POWER PRANKS September 10, 2018
Pulling a jake harris
Someone that seeks attention and tries to get with every girl in his dms and fakes being sad for attention
Pulling a jake harris by Ihatejakeharris May 6, 2022
rolf harris eating a banana
pornography that includes a close up of a hairy vagina with a dick in it, looking like bearded aussie tv presenter rolf harris eating a banana
rolf harris eating a banana by tommy stevenson September 23, 2009
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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