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What is barter?the lord of beanies who was cast out of Brummieland and into Wales. now there's a beanie Rhys Barter would be proud of! barter - meme gifbarter - videoBarter - what is it?1. A mutual agreement during a date that bereaves the female member from any sexual favor obligation. "Lindsay paid for parking and I bought the movie tickets. By all means, it was a successful tartar barter. What does "barter" mean?verb: to juggle a woman's breasts while gobbling like a turkey. Chase was turkish bartering Katie ALL NIGHT LONG! Barter - what does it mean?(verb) The acquisition of money, drugs, or other products and favors in exchange for sexual services which most oftentimes include anal sex. The old man began to tell some of the neighborhood children about a simpler time he remembered as he sat on his porch. βNow I ainβt calling anyone a prostitute or anythingβ Uncle Roger began, grinning as he spoke, βBut that ol girl Betsy was out here butt bartering before butt bartering was cool. Sheeeeet, I remember back in the day youβd know who was holding the good blow in the neighborhood just from watching where that ho was going toβ¦.theyβd also have a clean house cause that was ol girlβs specialty. If a person had an eight ball of the good why Betsyβd be putting some of that dirty butt on them and have the house cleaned and squared away by the time the dope was all goneβ. Barter - meaning(v). to offer a BJ or BJs in exchange for merchandise. Jow was bartering with AG to get the Reactor he had been wanting. Barter - definitionUgly (as in not good looking). "She is barters son" Barter - slanganother word for tired/knackered I am so bartered after tht sesh BarterThe drunkest human to ever walk or crawl on this planet -Whoβs that idiot BarterV. (-ed) to burp and fart simultaneously (at the same time) Tim: Yo, dumbass, what was that? BarterThe way people changed goods before money was invented. Money was invented because it was hard to get the goods one wanted with barter. |
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