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arse candle by Mister_Douve May 2, 2003
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arse candle
arse candle by Karlos April 1, 2004
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arse candle by harry flashman August 16, 2003
Arse-candle
A close friend who has a reputation for being both highly annoying and a little bit gay, and maybe also a little bit of a raconteur.
Arse-candle by Samtasticle June 14, 2006
arsecandle
arsecandle by Alien Entity September 22, 2002
arsecandle
Similar to Hopi Ear-candles in function. These inexpenive and 'scented' candles use heat to draw faeces along their hollow shaft.
arsecandle by Gav and the meat-cleavers December 5, 2003
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