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Garbasail
Noun. A wind sail made out of garbage bags and duct tape. The word Garbasail comes from the words Garbage Bag Sail, abbreviated as "Gar Ba Sail" or Garbasail.
That Garbasail looks excellent.
It's a great day for Garbasailing.
Those are the Garbasailors.
Have you ever Garbasailed?
It's a great day for Garbasailing.
Those are the Garbasailors.
Have you ever Garbasailed?
Garbasail by Josh Levine September 6, 2005
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Garbsnarb
The evolution of Honchkrow. It looks very similar to its predecessor save for the knife in its beak and its unstoppable love of stealing Pokémon trainer's wallets and eating pokébenjies. If one has a bike, it will perch on the handlebars not allowing anyone to ride unless they feed it money.
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