Water Ballon Fight

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Definition

A water ballong fight is when you and a significant other use condoms as water ballons. or have condoms full of cum and throw then at eachother

Example Usage

Girl-"Want to have a water ballon fight"
Guy-"Sure i would love to smash"

Origin

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