patoff
patoff by SoundwaveTW March 13, 2018
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pineapple payoff
when 'one' drinks pineapple juice all week to put a hint of sweetness to their ejaculate. the sweet and long awaited release given is called the pineapple payoff
pineapple payoff by Jay yO April 15, 2010
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patoff • patoffio • pamoff • pantoffel • Pantoffelheld • patoofi • Patouf • putoffable • pineapple payoff • popcorn payoff
Putoff
Putoff by Succaproof June 10, 2018
Pantoffelheld
Pantoffelheld by The Unicorn made of metal December 20, 2010
popcorn payoff
When film critics and reviewers are bribed by studios with free tickets, concessions and assorted movie goods in hopes to garner praise and positive promotion.
"This movie sucked; how could the critics give it such good reviews. I bet Sony Pictures did a popcorn payoff!"
popcorn payoff by Ghostbuster216 July 11, 2016
Payoff
You jack off a man with a $100 dollar bill. In between the dollar bill and the dick is the drug of his choice.
Payoff by black jesus4356 August 14, 2016
payoff
payoff by DesPERRYado August 21, 2005
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