lightning storm
"Look at her she's well fit" mate replies "nah mate iv'e seen her close up she's a right lightning storm"
lightning storm by Tonyonein January 14, 2015
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Midget Lightning storm
When someone has a foot fetish consisting of only midgets, many many midgets, who constantly pee on that person one after another
Hey man how was your first night in vegas?
Good I had a threesome and totally felt greatvafter, how bout you?
Great I won three hundred bucks and celebrated by treating myself to midget lightning storm , but i'll tell you it wasn't cheap.
Good I had a threesome and totally felt greatvafter, how bout you?
Great I won three hundred bucks and celebrated by treating myself to midget lightning storm , but i'll tell you it wasn't cheap.
Midget Lightning storm by Thomas Cornelius Johnston III January 7, 2011
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