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Billy-club soda
Any beverage purchased at an establishment with the intent to be used as a weapon immediately or at any point during or after the beveragells consumption..
Did you see that video with that boy getting knocked out with a tea can? Yeah he got hit with the billy-club soda
Billy-club soda by Double thunder pants March 2, 2023
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