Snack Pack Sack Attack
the snack pack sack attack is quite simply, the result of a young man dipping his testicular sack (ball sack) into a snack pack (pudding), preferably tapioca (for the joy of texture), and then dipping that sack into a young womens mouth (teabag)
ball sack + snack pack + teabag = yes
“hey remember that time when little billy p-ssed out in the locker room and coach sourbee snack pack sack attacked his -ss??”
“yeah, i heard they pressed charges or something”
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