lindz
lindz by mr. fantastic April 20, 2004
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lindz
Lindz
A hoodrat who only wears sneakers and listens to usher. Hated by the fun police on all irc servers. Into 63 years olds with lots of money. Legend among the cyber community. Has a thing against ppl who have chinese eye syndrome.
Lindz by Seargent Gumede May 26, 2018
Dirty Lindz
A Dirty Lindz is when a woman inserts a cucumber all the way inside of her vagina and crushes it with the force of her vaginal squeeze.
Dirty Lindz by DirtyLindz April 1, 2021
Mike Lindell
This diehard Trump supporter peddles overpriced POS pillows on Fox News and other right-wing infotainment channels. The BBB gives his company a failing grade for not responding to numerous complaints about his business practices, even posting canned messages that the aforementioned organization isn’t legit.
Donald Trump picked some real winners including that My Pillow weirdo, Mike Lindell. He looks like Chester, the Molester.
Mike Lindell by The Real Canadian February 6, 2021
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