Raspberry Pattern
Raspberry Patterns represents the lips as they make a noise like that created by flatulence, simulating the sound of gas as it is passed through the rectum
Raspberry Pattern by Kenny&Valerie December 16, 2010
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Raspberry Pattern
Raspberry Pattern by GreySquirrel December 16, 2010
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The Raspberry Pattern
The Raspberry Pattern by AxlRoseGirl July 16, 2011
The Raspberry Pattern
The Raspberry Pattern by Raggett March 15, 2011
The Raspberry Pattern
The Raspberry Pattern is the shape of your lips when you blow a raspberry, the rapid vibration of this organ causes a noise similar to that of a fart as it is passed through the anus.
David "Man, you made one hellova fart there Donny!"
Donny "Yeh, that was The Raspberry Pattern Dave"
Donny "Yeh, that was The Raspberry Pattern Dave"
The Raspberry Pattern by DaveTito March 19, 2011
The Raspberry Pattern
The Raspberry Pattern is what the lips form as they make a noise like that created by flatulence, similar to the sound of a fart as it is passed through the rectum.
The Raspberry Pattern by RachelPrince March 13, 2011
The Raspberry Pattern
The raspberry Pattern represents the form that the mouth takes as it produces a noise similar to that created by flatulence, similar to that of gas as it is passed through the rectum.
The shape of Gina's lips as she made the raspberry pattern was awesome! It sounded just like a real fart
The Raspberry Pattern by MrsMethane December 13, 2010
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