Bunny Style
Sexual position much like doggy style, but instead of being on all fours, the woman lays on her stomach with legs together and ass lifted slightly to allow the man access.
Bunny Style by bunny-hunter May 21, 2011
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Al Bundy Style
The act of sitting on a couch drinking a beer and having your left hand tucked inside your pants. Usually done while watching T.V. after dinner.
Frank Hey man, watchin' the game tonight? Jack damn straight. going home, eat me a nice home cooked meal... bang the Ol' lady and crack open a cold one Al Bundy Style
Al Bundy Style by Pimp in the Box January 10, 2009
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