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Shmackin
Shmackin by Itslitfamily July 24, 2017
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shmacksie • shmackin • shmackhead • Shmackle • shrecksies • Shwackskied • schmackie • Shackiee • Shackie'n spicey • Shackie one time
Shmacking up
Person A: Are you going to that girl's house tonight?
Person B: Yeah bro.
Person A: You gonna Netflix and Chill?
Person B: No bro, we gonna go straight to shmacking up.
Person B: Yeah bro.
Person A: You gonna Netflix and Chill?
Person B: No bro, we gonna go straight to shmacking up.
Shmacking up by BHPH November 9, 2018
Honey Shmacks
im a 60 year old virgin that dresses up in a frog costume from the Honey Smacks cereal box. i then proceed to leap or pounce off of high peaks onto small vulnerable children under the age of 7, and then i get them all sticky like honey.
its halloween kids, so be weary of any person in a frog costume because they could be Honey Shmacks.
Honey Shmacks by XxHMMM69xX October 24, 2016
Smackie Chan
Smackie Chan by areohseawhy December 10, 2019
Shmackii
Shmackii by ZoNtKrOnOs September 11, 2016
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