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Ikea furniture

Lego costs too much so I’m gonna build ikea furniture
Ikea furniture by Lobzer July 5, 2019
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ikea furniture

The act two penis owners may carry out that consists of a double ended sounding rod being inserted into both aforementioned penises, connecting the two penises together like a wooden peg might connect ikea furniture
"So me and Carl got home last night and got to assembling some ikea furniture"

"That shit is so hard to put together, right?!?"

"Nah, we had lube. Slid right in and felt great!"

"....what?"

ikea furniture

The devils work. Incredibly difficult to pronounce AND put together. Only couples who want to break up will try to build IKEA furniture together.
Man: "I tried building a apelviken once, me and my girlfriend broke up because of it"
Woman: "what the hell is an apelviken?"
Man: "IKEA furniture"
ikea furniture by TheBlanket September 22, 2015

You have more loose screws than ikea furniture

A person that acts like they are crazy or disturbed
You know Eddie you have more loose screws than ikea furniture.
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