whale-style
in contrast to leopard printing, whale styling someone is far too grotesque and wrong to explain on the internet, god forbid a young child’s eyes wandering upon this page. thus, for the safety of all our viewers, the true meaning of “whale style” will have to remain a tad secret, for now.
santa: come on baby! give it to me, whale-style!
having intercourse with a fat girl who lays in a similar fashion to a beached whale. much to the shame of the male.
dude, ben totally went whale style with katie (who is fat) sounds f-cking gross.
the ultimate expression. can be used to describe any event or action or a way something is done. the use of “whale-style” makes any statement sound amazing.
“come on kathryn! whale-style it!”
“i’m not just going to eat this sandwich, i’m gonna whale-style it!”
in contrast to leopard printing, whale styling someone is far too grotesque and wrong to explain on the internet, god forbid a young child’s eyes wandering upon this page. thus, for the safety of all our viewers, the true meaning of “whale style” will have to remain a tad secret, for now.
cheerios!
santa: come on baby! give it to me, whale-style!
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