rattle mouth
rattle mouth by vAnlifemethsmokinghooker April 27, 2024
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Rattle Moth
A rattle moth is an urban Jew. They are characterized by their Jew-fro which should appear alongside hipster clothing and tendencies. Additional features include large noses and a love for money. Rattle moths are to be avoided at all costs and in cities with large amounts of rattle moths you should make sure your loose change is secure.
Ben: Remember back in the day when the city was a nice, respectable place to live?
Jerry: I sure do, now its overrun by a plague of rattle moths. I don't feel safe letting my children go outside alone! I can't even visit Starbucks anymore without encountering them.
Ben: The other day I dropped a penny in the subway and two rattle moths killed each other over it.
Jerry: I know what you mean, I would rather have a city full of Spear Chuckers than these damn rattle moths.
Ben: You know what happened to Germany when they tried to get rid of them though...
Jerry: I sure do, now its overrun by a plague of rattle moths. I don't feel safe letting my children go outside alone! I can't even visit Starbucks anymore without encountering them.
Ben: The other day I dropped a penny in the subway and two rattle moths killed each other over it.
Jerry: I know what you mean, I would rather have a city full of Spear Chuckers than these damn rattle moths.
Ben: You know what happened to Germany when they tried to get rid of them though...
Rattle Moth by Rattle Moth October 28, 2014
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Rattle Moth
Jack: Hayden stop stealing my pennies, you are being such a Rattle Moth
Hayden: Sorry, it's just my religious beliefs.
Jack: just don't do it again.
Hayden: Sorry, it's just my religious beliefs.
Jack: just don't do it again.
Rattle Moth by finder safari October 29, 2014
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Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
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"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
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