Random
Source Code
Random
Society's poison. They function that way EVERWHERE the go around the world.
Ex 1:
I'm playing the Civilization game? I want to make it interesting by fcking over my own civilization. Should I go about t by wars, famine, plague?.. Ah, I know, I'll just add british-types (english/anglo saxons at it's core) to the mix. That'll be VERY FUNNY.
Ex 2:
How do you spoil a girl? You cradle by her every whims, emotions, shower her with compliments? No. You put her around british-types. Forget katies, though. She's been that way before her friends found & hate on her (she doesn't see it, though).
Society's poison. They function that way EVERWHERE the go.
I'm playing the Civilization game? I want to make it interesting by fcking over my own civilization. Should I go about t by wars, famine, plague?.. Ah, I know, I'll just add british-types (english/anglo saxons at it's core) to the mix. That'll be VERY FUNNY.
When the person giving the blowjob slowly grinds their teeth down on the penis.
Oh my god Stacy gave me a British Grinder last night now my penis hurts
An Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom situated in the Indian Ocean, halfway between Tanzania and Indonesia. The territory comprises the seven atolls of the Chagos Archipelago with over 1,000 individual islands (many very small) amounting to a total land area of 60 square kilometres (23 square miles). The largest and most southerly island is Diego Garcia, 27 square kilometres (10 square miles), the site of a Joint Military Facility of the United Kingdom and the United States.
"The only inhabitants in British Indian Ocean Territory are British and United States military personnel, and associated contractors, who collectively number around 3,000 as of 2018."
receiving fellatio from someone with a fucked up grill.
Tara gave me one hell of a british jolly rancher last night. I'm still scraped and bloody.
A descriptive phrase that you can call anything
It’s mostly used in a negative context but can be used neutrally and positively as well
1: did you do the hw last night?
2: we had hw?
1: that’s so British…
Used as a meaningless descriptive phrase; it can be used for anything by anyone
*something*
“That’s so British”