Flobbo
Flobbo by w.e.i.r.d.o. May 6, 2022
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flobbing
adam lambert’s word for when you are talking to someone and looking for your straw with your tongue while not breaking eye contact with said person
flobbing by dancer04728 April 29, 2020
Word of the Day on July 28, 2024
florbo
A term to refer to any person identifying as any identity, no identity, multiple identities, or any combination of the former with out offending anyone.
Florbo: Why does everyone get so offended by florbo?
Florbo: florbo is offended by being called florbo without understanding that florbo is a catch all term to refer to all florbos. We are all florbo, and if we are all florbo then no one should be offended by the term florbo. Does that make sense to florbo now?
Florbo: florbo is offended by being called florbo without understanding that florbo is a catch all term to refer to all florbos. We are all florbo, and if we are all florbo then no one should be offended by the term florbo. Does that make sense to florbo now?
florbo by Farts Macgee July 13, 2020
flobbercocked
flobbercocked by PiperXAndrew April 6, 2022
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