Crivitz
the worst village you could live in. located in northeast wisconsin, population of about 1,000. it’s like a blackhole, you can never leave. there’s one grocery market, and some restaurants.no clothing stores, unless you want granny dresses. the closest mall is 30 minutes away, and i doubt you want that cr-p. strangly enough, crivitz has alot of tourists. crivitz is also infested by rapists, fat people, and druggies. heroine has just arrived at crivitz highschool, get it while it lasts!
let’s go to that sh-tty village, crivitz!
okay, lets go! i heard they have drugs!
your f-cking that b-tch missionary style. and just before you loose your nut, you slipped out from the wetness and in the re-entry you aim low and end up in the back door. yelling, “crivitz!”
we accidentally found ourselves going south and ended up in the mud in crivitz.
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