granimalish
me: "jake's tie, shoes and belt are matching today - he's very granimalish."
you: "his mom dressed him."
you: "his mom dressed him."
granimalish by groundedsteve October 12, 2011
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garanimalish
me: "jake's tie, shoes and belt are unusually matched today - he is very garanimalish."
you: "his mom dressed him"
you: "his mom dressed him"
garanimalish by groundedsteve October 13, 2011
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