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flugengugen
a fast food challenge that is the act of traveling to all area fast food restaurants to acquire one item from each place and then go to another location to eat all of the food at once. The goal is to finish all the food without dying, as of this date there have been no casualties reported, but injuries have occurred. It's very popular among college students.
flugengugen by cocofoshosho July 23, 2009
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fluggernaggle means a game of a flugger fluge ball of which you have to naggle the flugger fluge ball because your life depends on it.
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Pflugergag
I walked into my surprise birthday party and got pflugergagged. Not sure if you're into that, bu I love it.
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