Grave Danger
Grave Danger by grandest of autismo January 3, 2019
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Grave Danger
A British term that means "in big trouble" or "trouble that will result in death" though the first one is more common.
This term isn't that commonplace in Britain anymore but still is used in extreme situations.
This term isn't that commonplace in Britain anymore but still is used in extreme situations.
Grave Danger by British fooker April 6, 2019
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