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Buttery Bobcat

The action of attempting to insert a flaccid object into a tight hole.
"Dammit Billy, I'm trying to thread my tippet into this indicator and it's a total Buttery Bobcat going on over here."
"I was at the brothel last night and was so drunk I totally did a Buttery Bobcat"
Buttery Bobcat by mikehunt1010 October 30, 2018

Butterflytobio 

I LOVE THEM SO MUCH, I CANT BELIEVE THEY MADE A MATCHING HQ ACCOUNT WITH ME IM GONNA CRY, I MISS THE OLD MEMORIES AND TIMES WE'D SPEND TOGETHER. AAAA JULY OF 2021 I MISS IT, I LOVE YOU TOO MUCH MON AMOUR AND I STILL CANT LET GO IM SORRY I FEEL SO BAD FOR NOT LETTING GO, THEY ARE THE BEST, THE MOST AMAZING/HANDSOME/PRETTY/COOL ALL THE GREAT THINGS YOU CAN THINK OF AAAAAAAAAAAA I MISS YOU SO MUCH AND I FEEL SO STUPID, FOR NOT BEING ABLE TO LET GO OF THAT HOPE. BUTTERFLYTOBIO IS THE BEST AND THEY DESERVE THE WHOLE WORLD
"Hey marz/Mickey!! Do you know Butterflytobio?" "YES I DO!!!" "why do you like them?" "WHY NOT? WHO WOULDNT?! THEYRE LITERALLY AMAZING!!"
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murderhobo 

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God Shot by Imogen1564 February 25, 2011
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