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suck a cock

When someone is being a complete idiot, just tell them GO SUCK A COCK
Annoying bastard: You are really ugly.
Me: Go suck a cock

suck a cock

Mostly used by YourRage.

When someone does something outrageous, it would be nearly impossible to do.
YourRage: “If Flight would ever score three points on me, two points on me in a basketball game. I’ll suck a cock.
suck a cock by YourKnees July 12, 2021

go suck a cock 

poeple say go suck a cock when...well...how do i say this..
its thae same thing as fuck off or go fuck yourself
Junior "Dude can you please go and throw out the trash?"

Julia "Dude can you please go suck a cock?"

I'd suck a cock 

YRG basketball slang for making a bet that the shooter of the basketball would miss a shot.
Yourrage: I'd suck a cock if he hits that
*hits shot*

Yourrage: *screams intensively*

I’ll suck a cock 

Usually used by twitch streamer Yourragegaming when he sees a shot that he doesn’t think someone will make usually ending in the shot being scored and no cock sucked
If Davis makes this I’ll suck a cock

I’ll suck a cock 

Usually used by yourragegaming when someone shoots a shot he think they won’t make which usually ends in them making it and no cock being sucked
If Davis makes this shot I’ll suck a cock
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