rusty bobby
when you are having gay s-x and you decide to fart in the s-xual partners -sshole. you then proceed to have s-x with a f-cking donkey. while you are jerking off to the intercourse between a dog and a hamster. if you havent had enough of that, then you just so happen to suck hard c-ck between two old men with saggy b-lls. you then like to give your daddy an angry unicorn and then spew bl–dy feces all over his face. if thats enough, he also likes to shove a corona up his dirty stretched -sshole. he likes to finger his b-tthole while he shoves a sharpie marker up his loose -ss and suck the b-lls of his dog while his cat spews queefs all over his cuc-mber.
oh my god, that sick mother f-cker just gave that kid an rusty bobby. i mean seriously, that was some sick f-cking sh-t. he nutted all over bobbys face.
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