spongeblud
spongeblud, for example you got SPONGEBLUDDED means you just got fucked in the ass by gary aka some 2 inch dick thats got smegma build up
spongeblud by spongeblud October 13, 2023
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spongeblud
spongeblud - used to scare off gangsters who are tryin to gangbang on roblox.
thug shake them ass cheeks for the spongeblud cuhhhhhhhhh
thug shake them ass cheeks for the spongeblud cuhhhhhhhhh
spongeblud by spongeblud October 13, 2023
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NOT spongeitude: "YOUR MOM"
Spongeitude: "What did you eat for breakfast, Bitch Flakes?"
1: Dude that guy called you a whore!"
2: I don't care, I am confident in my spongeitude.
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1: Dude that guy called you a whore!"
2: I don't care, I am confident in my spongeitude.
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