fun charlie
the s-xual act of sticking a hot dog in your partner’s -n-s and eating said weiner
person 1: hey did u give your gf a fun charlie?
person 2: h-ll yeah i ate that thing right out of her p–per!
person 1: yo dawg thats kinky af’
the s-xual act of inserting a hot dog weiner into your partner’s -n-s and proceeding to eat it.
a fun charlie may also be performed with -ssorted toppings, such as, but not limited to:
ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, hot sauce, or relish.
when the hot dog is inserted into a v-g-n-, it is referred to as a “fun amy”
bob performed a fun charlie by inserting a hot dog weiner into his girlfriend’s b-tthole, adding some relish and steak sauce, and then gladly devouring the weiner.
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