The Stones
Short for The Rolling Stones
The Stones by StonesFan1 November 16, 2009
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The Stones of Venice
Ruskin wrote skillfully and passionatly about an architecture that he felt best reflected the devotion to craftmanship in a building.
The Stones of Venice is an amazing example of how a loving relationship should be recognised and lived.
The Stones of Venice is an amazing example of how a loving relationship should be recognised and lived.
The Stones of Venice by wolfdawg8realmind December 6, 2009
roll in the stones
An action necessary when a female's vagina is so stretched that you must also insert your balls to fill her.
roll in the stones by HawkeyeBigDog August 17, 2017
swallowing the stones
Larry: Hey you and your gf get busy?
Me: yupp she winded up giving me a hj and swallowing the stones
Me: yupp she winded up giving me a hj and swallowing the stones
swallowing the stones by uberrf January 5, 2008
swallowing the stones
swallowing the stones by lucajamesalexjoeryan January 12, 2008
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