the draino
answers the age old question of how does one p-ss the sh-t out of a girl… one begins to f-ck a girl in the -ss while head and shoulders are on the ground and her -ss is up in the air. (very often seen in p-rn) then one spreads her gaping -sshole and pees into her colon. if the p–plets are bouyant enough they will float to the top and spill over, thus p-ssing the sh-t out of her. this is an example of unclogging her. other draino definitions explain just the opposite, or some action clogging. draino is an acid used to unclog, d-mnit!
see above definition for example. it is possible to do actually perform this. if when f-cking a girl in the -ss, you see sh-t on your c-ck, try the draino and unclog her p–plets. we dont want her to be constipated
its when your having s-x with a chick doggie style over a toilet while she’s throwing up from drinking to much.
i gave that chick the drain-o last night after the party.
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