laurenweed
laurenweed by laurenweed August 17, 2009
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The combined name of lauren and the sounding of the letter "g." Look her up on MySpace. She's purty cool.
LaurenGeee!
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I went outside the party to have a slash in a bush and i walked in on my mate carrying out follatio on my man. Got totally laurened
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When your mate punches you because you don't give him a smoke, so you get the family to bash his dad.
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