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betty swollocks
betty swollocks by Delboy123 August 30, 2008
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swollocks
British. Swollen bollocks; overfull testicles, cliffhangers. Together with heightened aggression, cold-sweating and the shakes, symptomatic of DSB.
swollocks by Lord Grimcock September 14, 2007
Betty Swollocks
Betty Swollocks by thegrouch5555 September 15, 2006
Betty Swollocks
"forgive me your majesty, whilst i adjust my doublet and hose. I have sailed the oceans these last six months and have not changed my codpiece since we left the New World. I fear i have the most awful Betties (Sir Walter Raleigh, Audience with Queen Elizabeth I, 1584) Betty Swollocks
Betty Swollocks by Garthy July 9, 2006
betty swollocks
betty swollocks by Samhandwich April 6, 2004
Betty Swollocks
Betty Swollocks by Shier September 14, 2005
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