tounge tower
the act in which a p-n-s is placed on the mouth, preferably under the tounge. the person with the p-n-s now in the mouth must say the alphabet clearly before the other can j-zz, spray or c-m in their mouth.
little kurtis : daddy do i have to give you a tounge tower?
michael : i said do it
little kurtis : a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o ewwww -cough cough-
michael : ahahhaaha you lose
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