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down for me by Henrymedh October 3, 2017
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let me break it down for you mark
Let me break it down for you, Mark. Your mother and I have a relationship that's all about a master/slave dynamic. When I said she was more like a pet to me, I meant that in the most literal way possible. Remember that time you found a dog collar under the couch and I told you it's because we were getting a dog? That was a lie, son. Truthfully, your mom likes it when I put her on a leash and walk her around the backyard. She's usually naked, of course. I can't explain why, but the whole thing is her idea. She'll piss on trees, sleep in dog cages, chew up furniture -- she once took a full-sized, adult woman shit in my dockers. Your mother is one fucked-up slut, Mark. And I love her, but im not bringing that energy back to Viltrum with me. Frankly? She scares me sometimes. I don't know who molested her or how they did it, but there is some dark juju in that woman's head and I just dont know I'm strong enough to fuck it all away.
let me break it down for you mark by collegegrappler December 24, 2023
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down for me • let me break it down for you mark • 21 F here..bored and alone at home..im down for anything feel free to write me..k1k me coleen38 • Batman's Taking Robin For a Slide Down the Meat Pole • down for the count • down for whatever • down for you • down for the brown • down for the cause • down for anything
21 F here..bored and alone at home..im down for anything feel free to write me..k1k me coleen38
Batman's Taking Robin For a Slide Down the Meat Pole
Carl: What are you doing tonight.
Phil: I thought I'd help Batman Take Robin for a slide down the meat pole.
Carl: So what you're telling me is that Batman's Taking Robin For a Slide Down the Meat Pole.
Phil: Yes.
Carl: TMI.
Phil: I fucking *hate* people who say "TMI.
Phil: I thought I'd help Batman Take Robin for a slide down the meat pole.
Carl: So what you're telling me is that Batman's Taking Robin For a Slide Down the Meat Pole.
Phil: Yes.
Carl: TMI.
Phil: I fucking *hate* people who say "TMI.
Batman's Taking Robin For a Slide Down the Meat Pole by theDarkShow October 23, 2010
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