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shinky shonk by Lilsypop01011 March 15, 2017
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Meg Shanky Shankerson the 3rd
The famous massacre of 1857, Ohio, was caused by this masked outlaw, later found creating wide disturbances in the British Government, violently stabbing the prime minister and throwing his body into the Thames causing the Black Plague from the rotting corpse. She later fell in love with an exiled Ninja who taught her how to use her blade with efficiency and power, he loved her so much he named the most lethal techniques after her, thus producing the word Shank, she later died at a ripe age of 103. Her memory lived on with all those that carry knives.
Stabbing a victim before Meg Shanky Shankerson the 3rd was around was known as Merking, after her teachings its common knowledge that it is Shanking
Meg Shanky Shankerson the 3rd by Exiled Ninja of the Forests March 3, 2014
shink shank
A much easier and pleasant way to say masturbation so that you can say it comfortably with friends and in public.
shink shank by Gandalf the straight January 2, 2017
Shanky Shank
Shanky Shank by Shanky Shank May 21, 2018
shonky
That work he did was so shonky, I can't believe he actually put his name on it.
Not to be confused with "Wonky", which means much the same thing, but typically refers to structures, such as buildings, walls, etc.
Not to be confused with "Wonky", which means much the same thing, but typically refers to structures, such as buildings, walls, etc.
shonky by Alex Smith-Ryland November 16, 2005
shonky
The Australian Securities and Investment Commission advises, "See our information sheet INFO 26, 'Don’t get burned,' for tips on avoiding shonky operators and fly-by-night companies."
shonky by recordlady April 5, 2010
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That ol' gal of mine drives the 12 lane freeway during the week and a John Deere on the weekends. She likes opra and the Grand Ol' Opry. I love them countrypolitan women.
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