Twankie Dueces
Twankie Dueces by StEiN October 28, 2003
Twankie Dueces
Twankie Dueces by Dr. Victor M December 16, 2002
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Twankie Deuces
A slang term usually used to refer to 22-inch wheels. Twankie Deuces are considered highly valuable, and often are fought over for their chrome, flashy ambiance and appeal.
Twankie Deuces by Turkey Slapper June 27, 2007
Twankie Deuces
A slang term referring to taking a smelly dump. Twankie describes the scent and Deuce refers to number 2 aka poop.
Twankie Deuces by DaWrathBinger March 15, 2010
Twankie Deuces
Twankie Deuces by Melvin_flynt_da hustla November 13, 2003
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