Aisle Donkey
Aisle Donkey by Stephannie98 March 10, 2009
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Aisle Donkey
Derogatory Slang for a Flight attendant. Generally used by Pilot Wives who suffer from the delusion that their husbands could be named sexiest man alive by People magazine and that every flight attendant is attempting to fuck him.
Aisle Donkey by Kronl December 24, 2022
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Aisle Donkey • aisle 4 • aisle 6 • Aisle 69 • aisle blocking • aisle • AISLE 10 • Aisle 12B • Aisle 16 • aisle 5
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