magic marker
magic marker by Ay-yo-gray-suit March 4, 2017
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magic marker
magic marker by bu11seye456 June 12, 2018
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magic marker beard
1/4" strip of beard -looks dumber than hell and way more trouble than shaving! popular with the latino circuit AKA:pencil beard
magic marker beard by michael foolsley December 14, 2009
brown magic marker
(BMM) The brown streaking marks left in a toilet bowl after flushing large amounts of soft fecal matter. Usually the result of eating burritos and drinking multiple beers.
brown magic marker by Jerome Jenkins May 10, 2006
Brown Magic Marker
A brown magic marker without its cap is shoved up your ass, tip pointing down, so that when you wipe after a mushy shit, even doing the swizzout after vacation ass doesn’t get you any cleaner.
After Eric and Ofier had the time of their lives bar hopping in Puerto Rico, their vacation ass required boxes of baby wipes for multiple swizzouts, but alas, the brown magic marker was leaving marks on the wipes. Only a shower with the water hose shoved up their asses removed the brown magic marker!
Brown Magic Marker by Ericandofier March 27, 2024
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