rug bug
rug bug by Ratch The Pterodactyl November 9, 2013
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another word for lesbian
snug as a bug in a rug
When someone gets in a very confortable and safe position or place.
usually used to define in a funny way when the kid feels great laying in a bed to sleep.
usually used to define in a funny way when the kid feels great laying in a bed to sleep.
snug as a bug in a rug by Lliliany March 5, 2007
Bug in a Rug
Bug in a Rug by Dkfusion November 3, 2008
rich bug on a rug
Ed: "lets go to this restaurant" Pete: " i cant, im broke" Ed: "please...your'e a rich bug on a rug"
rich bug on a rug by richbug1 June 13, 2018
bug in the rug
Sharon: I need some tea tree oil, this itching is murder!
Blakely: What?
Sharon: I've got bug in the rug. You know, crabs!
Blakely: What?
Sharon: I've got bug in the rug. You know, crabs!
bug in the rug by echoten February 21, 2009
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