regurgitated cum bubble
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regurgitated cum bubble
this is used to describe what comes out of a womans stomach after she has swallowed a load of your man chowder and cannot keep it down, so she regurgitates it in the form of a bubble.
regurgitated cum bubble by the nudist midget February 18, 2004
regurgitated cum bubble
To swollow a mouth full of cum and then throw it up, only to find that when doing so, a bubble of white, sticky cum has formed from your mouth.
regurgitated cum bubble by 1010011010-666 December 1, 2009
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regergitated cumbubble by hunky tonkey April 1, 2009
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