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All Night Long
Craig : So why were you late for work again today?
Chad: I was over at Kiersten's again and we went "All Night Long" and my dick was tired this morning!
Craig : Nice!!!
Chad: I was over at Kiersten's again and we went "All Night Long" and my dick was tired this morning!
Craig : Nice!!!
All Night Long by SlopNChop February 5, 2017
all night long
So where have you been?
I met this guy id seen around before but i didnt think he liked me,but he took me to his place and oh my god did he fuck me! We went all night long!
I met this guy id seen around before but i didnt think he liked me,but he took me to his place and oh my god did he fuck me! We went all night long!
all night long by Online chatter December 9, 2008
all night bender
Basically a highly banterous party which lasts all night. Drinking and dancing is most likely involved.
all night bender by mtuck504 June 29, 2015
All Night Train
All Night Train by Mojo Maniac August 1, 2008
All-Night Fight
Rory partied all week long and didnt bother to get a head start for his women's suffrage midterm. Guess he is going to have to pull the all-night fight.
All-Night Fight by Stevie Y December 21, 2004
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