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rofsd by christopher brewster May 21, 2008
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rofsbmnhfltm by Jasozan March 4, 2010
ROFSP
Rolling On Floor Slaying Pussy.
this is the act of rolling on the floor while having sex with a women/cat.
this is the act of rolling on the floor while having sex with a women/cat.
ROFSP by Sam Kelly 0432806055 September 29, 2010
ROFLDM
Rolling On the Floor Like Draco Malfoy.
Refers to the fan-made production "A Very Potter Musical" in which the character of Draco Malfoy, played by Lauren Lopez, often rolls around on the floor for no apparent reason.
Refers to the fan-made production "A Very Potter Musical" in which the character of Draco Malfoy, played by Lauren Lopez, often rolls around on the floor for no apparent reason.
ROFLDM by themomerath September 6, 2010
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