Sha Fo
Sha Fo by ruben roberts July 13, 2007
Shafozzle
Shafozzle by Donald Onald Murder January 26, 2021
Shafooba
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shafondle
shafondle by freddykilledjason March 8, 2009
Shafoo
Somebody who is notorious for leaving for work at 10 in the morning, and getting back home just in time for their afternoon nap.
"Ah, man. Life is tough. I have worked 12 hours every single day this week."
"Damn! That is Shafoo's work load for the entire year."
"Damn! That is Shafoo's work load for the entire year."
Shafoo by thisismypseudonym August 4, 2016
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