dropping the kids at the pool
dropping the kids at the pool by megan July 7, 2004
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dropping the kids at the pool
Ed the boss: "Charles, where have you been, you've been away from your desk for ages"
Charles: "Sorry Ed, I've just had to drop the kids at the pool"
Charles: "Sorry Ed, I've just had to drop the kids at the pool"
dropping the kids at the pool by trunky March 30, 2004
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'dropping the kids at the pool'
to take a piss
'dropping the kids at the pool' by xxgirliegirlxx June 3, 2009
dropping the kids off at the pool
poop An expression used to describe the act of taking a dump, pooping, or evacuating your bowels of excrement. taking the browns to the super bowl
dropping the kids off at the pool by tanima May 20, 2004
Dropping the kids off at the pool
Dropping the kids off at the pool by RJC RSX April 20, 2003
dropping the kids off at the pool
Having a bowel movement; taking a shit.
yuuper1: Want to get some milkshakes?
yuuper2: No, thanks, I plan on dropping the kids off at the pool later and that would just push me over the edge.
yuuper2: No, thanks, I plan on dropping the kids off at the pool later and that would just push me over the edge.
dropping the kids off at the pool by Stinky Brain December 26, 2003
dropping off the kids at the pool
dropping off the kids at the pool by hippo November 21, 2003
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