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run car snow pen 

A combination of english words that are very funny in swedish. It translates to jerking off your penis. It's a wordcombination that kids in Sweden learn in elementary school, and it's used to jockeboi prank your friends.
Can you say 'run car snow pen', fast a couple of times?

Run car snow pen, runka snow pen, runkar snoppen!

Run Car Snow Pen 

If you say it in sweden it would sound like "Masturbating the dick"
Tourist: Run car snow pen

Swedish Emil: NIIIIIICE
Run Car Snow Pen by FLT KING May 9, 2017

run car snow pen 

A joke so dirty, only Swedes can understand
Ey dude can you say: 🏃🏼🚗❄️✏️?
Run car snow pen?
run car snow pen by Anonymus 1975 December 11, 2016

Run Car Snow Pen 

Run Car Snow Pen is a sentance thats been growing lately its meaning is something that makes people giggle that can speak/understand swedish.

It sounds like: Runkar snoppen
Yo friend, could you say Run Car Snow Pen
Run Car Snow Pen by John_The_Dog41 September 19, 2024
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