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Vibrogazmation
05:43
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*sigh* "It's 5 o'clock in the morning and it's that certain moment when such relaxation should find itself in such tension, I lie flat on my back and begin to explore as the morning birds begin to talk... when the lips begin to drip, it's time to grip and slip in the tip... Me? The third time today... you can tell by the way I walk..."
I vibrate, you gazmate
You vibrate, I gazmate
Vibrogazmation
Vibrogazmation
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Breakfast of Baphomet
01:24
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*indiscernible squeaks and squeals of metal*
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Toonless
34:53
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[Lyricless]
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SPLIF Austin, Texas
Poo poo platter punk from Austin, Texas.
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