knockets
knockets by Sean Dominguez June 24, 2004
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Knockers on the Knockers
Petey: "So how was it?"
Howie: "Dude, she had knockers on the knockers and the man in the boat with anchor!"
Howie: "Dude, she had knockers on the knockers and the man in the boat with anchor!"
Knockers on the Knockers by Utah Ski Bums May 23, 2010
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Fort Knockers
1. A highly guarded and secretive goldmine of one's adult material. Usually referenced in regard to a voluminous and particularly titillating collection.
2. Hooters restaurants.
2. Hooters restaurants.
Jamie (older gentleman): Have you noticed how there are less and less Fort Knockers around.
Shane (older gentleman): Yeah, with the internet now a days people are beginning to abandon the gold standard of porn, choosing to trade in papers and tapes for illicit web sites. I've heard one can get all sorts of diseases from sex, and now, viruses from the internet.
Jamie (older gentleman): Kids these days just don't understand. But alas the world is changing.
Shane (older gentleman): Indeed
Shane (older gentleman): Yeah, with the internet now a days people are beginning to abandon the gold standard of porn, choosing to trade in papers and tapes for illicit web sites. I've heard one can get all sorts of diseases from sex, and now, viruses from the internet.
Jamie (older gentleman): Kids these days just don't understand. But alas the world is changing.
Shane (older gentleman): Indeed
Fort Knockers by Titman69 July 22, 2009
Slobbin Knockers
Slobbin Knockers by peanutbuttermansux June 23, 2016
knockers
See tits, hooters, bazookas, bazongas... same thing.
Knockers have to be kinda big to deserve being called that.
Lil titties are better addressed as mosquito bites or zits
Knockers have to be kinda big to deserve being called that.
Lil titties are better addressed as mosquito bites or zits
Like electric toy trains, knockers were originally designed for kids, but are mostly enjoyed by grownups.
knockers by Hugh G Rection September 19, 2003
Bahama mama knockers, big mommy milkers
Darrel: Yo how do you seen Lucy
Mike: no why
Darrel: she’s got Bahama mama knockers, big mommy milkers.
Mike:🤣
Mike: no why
Darrel: she’s got Bahama mama knockers, big mommy milkers.
Mike:🤣
Bahama mama knockers, big mommy milkers by Juulp0dwh0re420 November 22, 2020
knockers
knockers by Little Deby Big Boobs May 21, 2005
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