Flogbag
in the literal sense, a bag, that one would use to jerk off into, when in an environment that would not appreciate being c-mstained – see c-mstain, for example, a friends car. an old sock could be used as a “flogbag”.
the word is more commonly used however to as a label to describe someone you don’t like, someone who has done something stupid or behaves in a generally annoying and foolish manner.
“i didn’t want to j-zz on the leather interior so i used my t-shirt as a flogbag”
“lets get out of here…this bar is full of flogbags”.
punching bag
“that guy was a total flogbag”. used in the context of a punching bag, not a c-mrag as aforementioned . a shirt is not a bag.
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