unhappy trail
the tuft of hair directly above the -sscrack. it is the opposite of the happy trail.
when david went to prison all the -n-l rapists laughed at the tramp stamp that said “oops” that they could read through his especially harry unhappy trail.
the tuft of hair directly above the -sscrack. it is the opposite of the happy trail.
when david went to prison all the -n-l rapists laughed at the tramp stamp which read “oops” that they could read through his especially hairy unhappy trail.
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