Poodle girl
Even when throwing the egg at the dude and saying screw you, the poodle girl that didn't curse came off as a poodle.
Poodle girl by Solid Mantis November 6, 2020
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Poodle girl
Even when throwing the egg at the dude and saying screw you, the poodle girl that didn't curse came off as poodle-like.
Poodle girl by Solid Mantis November 6, 2020
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Poodle girl
Even when throwing the egg at the dude and saying screw you, the poodle girl that didn't curse came off as poodle-like. Like a poodle trying to act tough instead of being herself, a poodle.
Poodle girl by Solid Mantis November 6, 2020
Poodle girl
Even when throwing the egg at the dude and saying screw you, the poodle girl that didn't curse came off as poodle-like. Like a poodle trying to act tough instead of being herself, a poodle girl.
Poodle girl by Solid Mantis November 6, 2020
Poodle girl
Even when throwing the egg at the dude and saying screw you, the poodle girl that didn't curse came off as poodle-like. Like a poodle trying to act tough instead of being herself, a poodle girl. If you stood up to the mouthy poodle girl, it was rare that she did anything, and if she did, it was harmless.
Poodle girl by Solid Mantis November 6, 2020
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