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O D by Miss Thickness December 30, 2005
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O D by bscurry5288 November 9, 2008
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O D by Khazzmirah February 20, 2004
O D
Something that smells gross or tastes nasty, or even something that is just gross even if it’s not food related
O D by Lakersfan606 November 20, 2022
O.D.
overdose; generally fatal, in so much as that one's system cannot handle the quantity of drug being pumped into it; hence death; generally a body-wide systems failure.
as drugs become the more popular venue of entertainment/escape the rate of O.D. rises in accordance.
O.D. by Ilianivich March 15, 2003
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