the jackers
n. A gang for people who like to jack off. Term was coined by Adam Corolla on Loveline sometime around 2000-01.
the jackers by MC Derf &Gjelstiznles October 31, 2006
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the jacker
The jacker is a demon who haunts people during the night and day. The jacker is mainly seen in the woods or in the corner of your room when you least expect it, just like a ordinary demon. His was of tormenting you is buy jacking off butt naked and looking you in the eyes while he does it. Some say they have woken up and he was standing over them while he’s cranking his penis.
I was walking home from the bar last night and I seen the jacker in the woods masturbating... once you look at him he will not leave you alone....
the jacker by The needer October 13, 2020
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Carlos the Jacker
The Archduke of Lichtenstein knew he had been a victim of Carlos the Jacker when he found suspicious jizz on his stemware, and on his corgis "Steffi" and "von Brucellosis".
"Damn you, Carlos!" he cried out, shaking his tiny fist.
"Damn you, Carlos!" he cried out, shaking his tiny fist.
Carlos the Jacker by scodder April 30, 2010
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A)
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B)
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