treadmarks
treadmarks by alee2 April 26, 2009
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treadmarks
"wow! that fat ladie in the car deffinataly left treadmarks all over you dumb ass... (((salkys)))" (i perfer you look up salkys)
treadmarks by Z3r0 March 14, 2003
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treadmarks by SDoakes October 2, 2009
tread marks
Not wiping you bum enough after a poop, and some poo residue is left on your tighty whities...thereby looking like a treadmark.
tread marks by Samuek August 18, 2008
Threadmark
Noun: The place you have reached in reading an online thread.
Verb: To leave some kind of sign, e.g. highlighted text, to show where you have reached when reading an online thread.
Verb: To leave some kind of sign, e.g. highlighted text, to show where you have reached when reading an online thread.
Threadmark by AmazingAsh August 19, 2011
tread marks
tread marks by *9 July 15, 2005
TreadMark
Treadmark awesomeness, chickmagnet.
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