ggilf
great-granny i’d like to f-ck
yo nanna such a ggilf!
great granny i like (to) f-kk
sitting there talking sh-t about me
great grandmother i’d like to f-ck
schmit loves to lube up the g-gilfs after stan is done licking their cosseys
governor-general i’d like to f-ck
“that canadian governor-general michaelle jean is completely hot – she is such a g.g.i.l.f.”
“the wild lardo boys love our governor-general!”
great grandmother i’d like to f-ck!
wow! karl, check out that g-gilf in that wheel chair. i’d love to put her legs behind her back and tear her apart!
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