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pull down
pull down by Ac22whatitdo June 5, 2016
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Pull down pillars
As a result of her dismissal, she was determined to destroy the company's computer system and "pull down pillars" as she walked out the door!
Pull down pillars by talk2me-JCH2 January 10, 2021
Pull Down Pound
In unbridled passion one person pulls the pants down quickly (usually doggie style) of the other, and Pound pound Pound.
Pull Down Pound by Doctor Tangent February 18, 2022
pull down gang
Slang for a guy who is uncircumcised, causing him to pull down his skin. Therefore he is part of the Pull Down Gang.
All those uncircumcised are part of this gang.
All those uncircumcised are part of this gang.
Girl 1 “He’s nice and all but he’s uncircumcised”
Girl 2 “Tough that means he’s part of the Pull Down Gang”
Girl 2 “Tough that means he’s part of the Pull Down Gang”
pull down gang by Shidy June 15, 2018
pull me down
pull me down by snow901 May 13, 2016
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