eat cheese
eat cheese by Husoku May 28, 2007
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Eat Cheese
Orangutans who originate from the Borneo and Sumatra rainforest, tend to have a sweat build up under their arm pits. This sweat build up forms a yellowish color and resembles the consistency of cheese. When telling someone to “eat cheese”, one can only infer that it is an insult of the greatest degree!
Eat Cheese by Kernall Johnson November 21, 2018
eat cheese and crawl up my ass
A comeback to eat shit and die that will leave the original speaker speechless.
First heard in Boston in 1978 and never forgotten.
First heard in Boston in 1978 and never forgotten.
eat cheese and crawl up my ass by DrSamba December 15, 2008
EAT CHEESE EVERYDAY
EAT CHEESE EVERYDAY by your friend (ish) May 31, 2020
eat cheese on
eat cheese on by jhkjh September 30, 2006
eat cheese on
eat cheese on by shoon August 22, 2006
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