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Stuffie day
*give them a stuffie*
Them: what’s this for?
You: it’s national stuffie day
Them: ohhh cool thank you😊
Them: what’s this for?
You: it’s national stuffie day
Them: ohhh cool thank you😊
Stuffie day by Neyski2020✌🏾 July 1, 2020
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A world that existed for 8 years. It wasn’t until September 6th, 2021 that a video titled “Stuffie World is BACK! Ep1 Season1”. This series was made for someone’s step sister but was originally shut down due to issues with their mother. The show is still running and currently has 3 seasons as of 2022. This is more of a passion project and is currently being made to help cure with the creators depression.
stuffie world by AceEspeon September 10, 2022
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Cape cod stuffie
When you are whispering the play by play from a Red Sox game to a naked girl while simultaneously sprinkling Old Bay seasoning and drawn butter on her with the intention of giving her a Cleveland Steamer later.
Bill was getting excited thinking of a cape cod stuffie while spending time with his daughter's friend eating at the epic oyster
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National stuffie day
National stuffie day is when you get someone u love a stuffed animal. Its on JULY 13TH and and ya deal with it. They are frikin adorable
U" here u go! *gives a stuffie to someone*
Them" whatsthis for?
U" its national stuffie day and i like u so here u go!😊
Them" OH thanks😘
Them" whatsthis for?
U" its national stuffie day and i like u so here u go!😊
Them" OH thanks😘
National stuffie day by Neyski2020✌🏾 June 11, 2020
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countrypolitan
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