mcgarel
Someone who is not the sharpest tool in the shed and - much like a penguin - likes to swim and also waddles
mcgarel by Steven mcgarel December 1, 2018
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McGarett
“There’s a McGarett in it for your friend. And also one for you, of course,” Alfie said. “Think about it.”
In the ticket-tout slang that Alfie had picked up from George, a McGarrett was fifty pounds -- cash in hand, of course. (from Mind's Eye by Paul McAuley)
In the ticket-tout slang that Alfie had picked up from George, a McGarrett was fifty pounds -- cash in hand, of course. (from Mind's Eye by Paul McAuley)
McGarett by Entradista October 6, 2006
MegaRelease
1) The most kickass release site for television and movies on the net.
2) The action of releasing an orgasm after many, many days without masturbation.
2) The action of releasing an orgasm after many, many days without masturbation.
While downloading the latest Miley Cyrus DVD illegally, on the site MegaRelease, Mr. McGee became extremely horny so he grabbed his wife and mega-released all over her face.
MegaRelease by Not Katz March 29, 2010
MegaRelly
MegaRelly by cfvfijfv boidf July 27, 2021
Mugarelow
Mugarelow by Coloiemugarlow November 7, 2023
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