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Galloping by emmyandlola July 6, 2023
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galloping by Alex Delarge December 10, 2016
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Galloping by 12havingfun12 November 5, 2022
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galloping crud
A particularly nasty, crusty, fast advancing rash or skin eruption. For some reason it appears to strike only chrome-plated, 360 degree assholes, while leaving the virtuous unscathed. By so doing, it restores ones faith in the mysteries of life.
Alarmed Fellow:"Don't sit in that chair---Mayson just got up from there, and he has the galloping crud!"
Unconcerned Grand Guy:"Don't worry--Mayson's a dirt-bag, but I have my aura of righteousness to protect me."
Unconcerned Grand Guy:"Don't worry--Mayson's a dirt-bag, but I have my aura of righteousness to protect me."
galloping crud by Kieran Le Petomaine November 20, 2006
galloping knob rot
An amusing slang term for any of a number of venereal diseases. While the word is most commonly used in reference to gonorrhea and chlamydia, it can describe any STD other than HIV/AIDS. Also known as knob rot and crotch rot. Extreme cases may be classified as Rampant Galloping Cock Rot.
galloping knob rot by Blackwolf Morrow August 21, 2005
Galloping Lumpuckeroo
After hitting the Alberto's drive thru last night, I've had a bad case of the galloping lumpuckeroo all morning.
Galloping Lumpuckeroo by Bidet Mate July 21, 2016
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