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pulled a jessie
pulled a jessie by Tmores December 27, 2016
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Pulling A Jessie
Pulling A Jessie by HEYOHCAPTAINJACK2299 July 6, 2017
Pulling a Jessie
Cameron “damn bro ima bout to pull a Jessie “
Anthony “you too? I haven’t done shit all week.”
3 weeks later
Anthony “remember when Cameron was pulling a Jessie?
Anthony “you too? I haven’t done shit all week.”
3 weeks later
Anthony “remember when Cameron was pulling a Jessie?
Pulling a Jessie by Cameron354 February 4, 2020
have a jessie
(Bill) I hear Christine has a fine pair on her
(Shane) I'll make sure to have a Jessie next time i see her
(Shane) I'll make sure to have a Jessie next time i see her
have a jessie by ebuygum April 22, 2009
Doing a Jessie
Doing a Jessie by MeLukas December 25, 2022
Being a Jessie
When you insert yourself into a situation that probably had nothing to do with you and was already sorted out.
Being a Jessie by lovelyisland February 28, 2023
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