Gingeritus
Gingeritus by Ejb941 September 21, 2019
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Gingeritus
The disease most commonly found in gingers.
Side effects include have red hair, pale skin and when the sun is out, you are considered a vampire.
Side effects include have red hair, pale skin and when the sun is out, you are considered a vampire.
Gingeritus by Nonperfect_Spongebob October 17, 2021
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gingeritus
gingeritus by Muffinman94 November 23, 2009
Gingeritus
Having very sensitive skin like a ginger.
Having the genes of a vampire and getting sunburnt very easily.
Having the genes of a vampire and getting sunburnt very easily.
Gingeritus by Nonperfect_Spongebob June 19, 2022
Gingeritus
Uncurable disease which contains: Red Hair, Freckles, Obesity, and Downtism. Got struck by God twice
Gingeritus by BeaverSpit October 25, 2023
mingeritus
An incredibly ugly girl who is dating an attractive guy, suddenly the girl becomes unbearably arrogant and condescending towards her family, friends and work colleagues. This situation particularly arises when a guy is using the girl for his own sexual gratification.
mingeritus by JH'82 June 21, 2007
Gingernuts
Some of the hardest f*cken biscuits you could ever sink your teeth into.
Made by Griffin's Foods, a New Zealand based food company.
Made by Griffin's Foods, a New Zealand based food company.
Gingernuts by Mad-Season August 11, 2009
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