stoma dockingnce Harming
v
the act of inserting ones p-n-s into a persons breathing stoma. this causes the person with the stoma to not breathe possibly causing death, but triggers a body high due to the lack of oxygen.
i had to revive the old smoker b-tch twice cuz she kept p-ssin out from stoma docking. d-mn b-tch now my back hurts
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