shower singing
shower singing by Toomoyst May 10, 2018
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Singing in the shower
Singing in the shower by Brisimonetti November 13, 2014
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Shower-sinking
When someone that has stayed at your home really wants to shower, but doesn't feel like making their way back home yet. So instead they decide to use a sink in your house just to wash their hair, so they can continue doing social things without having to look like a scumbag
Can also be preformed at your own home by yourself when you're either:
A. Straight up lazy
B. In a rush
Can also be preformed at your own home by yourself when you're either:
A. Straight up lazy
B. In a rush
Man.. I really want to shower but I'm too hungover to walk back to my house right now. Is it cool if I do some Shower-sinking in your kitchen?
Shower-sinking by Jabuuu August 6, 2010
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