smashed it
smashed it by vicky March 19, 2005
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Smashed it
To successfully carry out a task that literally any prick could do. Said by cunts with no grasp of the English language.
Smashed it by JonsPenis June 8, 2019
smashed it
smashed it by lol March 12, 2005
Smashed the guts out of it
"it got to the point I had to shag her. Absolutely smashed the guts out of it, I did. You should've seen it. Fanny like sandblasted beef tripe"
Smashed the guts out of it by Smear test August 23, 2017
Smashed its back doors in
Smashed its back doors in by Jim Furyk, FedEx 2010 October 10, 2011
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