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sheriff's badge by Allmeasshole February 22, 2009
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I drew a sheriff's badge in my pants.
An image created by one's bottom burp that, despite being utterly random, accurately depicts the image of a County Sheriff's badge.
An image created by one's bottom burp that, despite being utterly random, accurately depicts the image of a County Sheriff's badge.
Wow man, the morning after that Vindaloo, I was heading to the loo for a Vindapoo, but didn't make it. I ended by drawing a sheriff's badge in my pants.
sheriff's badge by n1b5 August 3, 2016
Rusty Sheriff's Badge
Rusty Sheriff's Badge by Ste April 6, 2003
Rusty Sheriff's Badge
To use it's correct scientific name: 'The A-hole'.
Of course this is due to their startling similarity in appearance.
Of course this is due to their startling similarity in appearance.
"See you in fifteen minutes Ed, I'm off to the toilet to release a few 'Chocolate hostages' from the Rusty Sheriff's Badge.
Rusty Sheriff's Badge by T-time June 8, 2005
polish the rusty sheriff's badge
"She said the gash was off limits, so I said, 'how about I polish the rusty sheriff's badge instead?'"
polish the rusty sheriff's badge by Danny Delinquent December 9, 2003
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Anthony was a striver. He transfered from a TTT to an IVY and graduated in 2 years. He studied his ass off and went to Penn Law. He got a Biglaw offer. But lost it all because of an unmoderated mesasgeboard.
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