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hot lunchbowl
"How did your date go last night?"
"It sucked, he drank too much so when he went down on me, I ended up with a hot lunchbowl!"
"are you going to go out with her again?"
"Hell no! Her cootch is so scangi, I went down on her and as soon as I got a whif I gave her a hot lunchbowl."
"It sucked, he drank too much so when he went down on me, I ended up with a hot lunchbowl!"
"are you going to go out with her again?"
"Hell no! Her cootch is so scangi, I went down on her and as soon as I got a whif I gave her a hot lunchbowl."
hot lunchbowl by vag lick January 11, 2014
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lunchroom thieves
These are borderline human beings that sneak around while everyone else is working and steal sandwiches and soda from lunchroom refrigerators. They are rarely reprimanded because the owner of the company is a republican and loves the cheap labor.
"Ha, Ha. Doris, head of the lunchroom thieves, is going to be surprised when she realizes I spiked that coca-cola with phenolphtalien." See "making the brown rumble".
lunchroom thieves by running out of patience March 15, 2008
lunchroom jesus
lunchroom jesus by malikimustard July 13, 2007
Luncharoo
Luncharoo
The name of a crime solving, lunch saving kangaroo. The original character design was created by D. Whitehead and is a beloved childrens character, sure to amuse generation after generation to come.
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