When, during the course of normal foreplay, a girl takes of her panties, puts them in her own mouth, and gives a guy a hand job.
Betty knew that John wanted a 'Boyd Special' for their anniversary, so she blushed and put her underwear in her mouth.
by Riboflavin November 16, 2007
Only the most beautiful sixties model, muse of George Harrison and Eric Clapton, had two of the greatest love songs of our time written about her "Something";"Layla" and overall sweetheart.
Dammit. Why can't we all be so lucky?
Dammit. Why can't we all be so lucky?
by Exhibit A July 24, 2008
by Chuckles McFlairnigan August 8, 2009
The sweetest best friend ever. So supportive and GORGEOUS. You can trust this girl. Hug heart and so loveable. <3
by Ratlex June 1, 2020
A sexual act of one person inserting donut holes into their anus then defecating into another's mouth
by Dr.ClarkLove October 31, 2010
A beautiful Scottish man from Glasgow with an amazing singing voice and awesome acting skills...and beautiful green eyes...and a hott face and body..
he rocks the kilt!
He's hilarious, especially when paired with Dominic Monaghan.
he rocks the kilt!
He's hilarious, especially when paired with Dominic Monaghan.
by kerplunkymunky February 3, 2004
Diamond Laurice Boyd,co-founder of the hilltop crips. 33-years-old, is currently serving nearly 30 years at mcneil island corrections center; his story is one of regret. "To today’s young gangsters, he sends a message: Get out of the life. There is no glory in it – only a road where freedom ends...his legacy is a lesson: It’s not that hard to fall. One step, then another and another – soon, all the chances are gone."boyd has seen his friends and family members killed; his brother, who co-founded the gang with him, is serving 24 years in a california prison. boyd blames himself for his choices--he had love and opportunities throughout his childhood--and he claims that he was the black sheep of his family. there is no happy ending to his story. at earliest, he'll be nearly 50 when he gets out of prison. his five children are growing up in his old neighborhood; they see their father maybe twice a month. boyd worries about his sons, knowing the kind of pressure they'll face, the decisions they'll soon have to make. "He has a nightmare, a vision of torment: his sons, locked up with him. He will not permit it. He will block it with his own life. He will tell them how things happen. 'My boys, they really listen to me,' he says. 'They really listen to me.'”
will his story and his regret be enough to deter them from following in his footsteps and his legacy? will his sons be strong enough to break the cycle? what, if anything, can the community do to help?
will his story and his regret be enough to deter them from following in his footsteps and his legacy? will his sons be strong enough to break the cycle? what, if anything, can the community do to help?
by CRYbAbYLOC November 12, 2009