Definition

my hat is off to you

Origin

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rolling on the floor laughing my ass off out loud

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Franskeet

Combination of the name francisco and skeet. A cool guy the loves to skeet on everyone he meets. Animals are not excluded un fortunatly. He enjoys all types of skeet for example warm skeet frozen skeet and his favorite green skeet. He loves jiggly dicks and jiggly balls and always has a chod up his ass. He greets you by saying '' whats up main you want some chod''. His favorite place to get skeeted on is his eyes.

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