big headed
big headed by nic October 3, 2004
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big headed
tim: would you like a cup of coffe kate
Kate: Yes please
Joe: IVE GOT A SIX PACK, its better than yours, woooh
Tim: big headed twat
Kate: Yes please
Joe: IVE GOT A SIX PACK, its better than yours, woooh
Tim: big headed twat
big headed by reverend C October 28, 2005
big headed nigga double g big lipped hook ass gook bitch nigga
Benny: "Man, that guy is such a big headed NIGGA double G big lipped hook ass gook bitch nigga"
Jimmy: "Man, fuck that guy in particular"
Jimmy: "Man, fuck that guy in particular"
big headed nigga double g big lipped hook ass gook bitch nigga by sick cunt 666 9/11 January 10, 2014
big headed twat
You - hi
Them - hi , im amazing at everything
You - oh ..... nice
Them - do you want to see my guns
You - no
Them -oh well here they are anyways im amazing
You - shut up you big headed twat
Them - hi , im amazing at everything
You - oh ..... nice
Them - do you want to see my guns
You - no
Them -oh well here they are anyways im amazing
You - shut up you big headed twat
big headed twat by Hello moto 1234 May 8, 2010
Big Headed Bastard
Big Headed Bastard by DasDoomGuy March 9, 2019
big headed bitch lover
big headed bitch lover by rascals October 24, 2019
big headed behemoth
whoa did you just see that Donasaur?
no but i did see the big headed behemoth over there by the golden girls box set
no but i did see the big headed behemoth over there by the golden girls box set
big headed behemoth by XxBuckCrazy February 25, 2010
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