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reptiles by dreamkurn201 August 29, 2010
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Recreational Reptiles
Otherwise known as Lot Lizards, hookers or prostitutes. They hang around truck stops and offer lonely drivers companionship for a little while and charge a small fee.
As gear jamming Johnny swung his rig into the highway oasis he noted many Recreational Reptiles hanging around.
Recreational Reptiles by jpg3 October 14, 2012
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Large Reptiles
1. A phrase used to break a moment of awkwardness by making it more awkward.
2. A scaly terrestrial animal larger than a typical shoe.
2. A scaly terrestrial animal larger than a typical shoe.
1. Alex: Dude I think I got drunk and made out with my dad last night.
Joseph: Right...Large Reptiles.
2. Monitor Lizard
Joseph: Right...Large Reptiles.
2. Monitor Lizard
Large Reptiles by THE AFTERBRINGER June 1, 2011
the hum of reptiles
What comes out of politician's mouths
the hum of reptiles by afsmist December 4, 2017
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Rectal Reptile
A huge turd, comprising nearly the entire contents of the large intestine, that gets deposited in one piece and coils around the bowl a few times.
Rectal Reptile by Phuqit October 9, 2006
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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