What does drilldo mean?
Drilldo means A dildo attached to a drill bit..
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/ˈdɹɪldəʊ/ · noun
A dildo attached to a drill bit..
WHATS WRONG WITH HER ? HAVE I GOT BODY ODOUR OR IS SHE BORED WITH MY DRILLDO
A Fucksaw is a hand-held modified jigsaw tipped with a dildo and is sometimes called a drilldo.
There's even something called a 'Drilldo,' which looks like a power drill dong attachment, which is a thing Miriam imagines nobody ever wants to see used, except for dumb fucking dudes who don't know or care how to press a woman's pleasure buttons.
All this underlines that, in the FuckingMachines videos, what is coded "male" and what is coded "mechanical" is constantly blurred. Moreover, there are frequent scenes in which machines such as the “Drilldo” or the “Fucksall” do not actually work on their own but have to be secured by a helping hand of someone who works on the set.
The drilldo started to turn slowly. “This is just a test. Before I apply a full treatment to this wet hole, I need to check the fit for maximum friction.” Lexie shuddered, trepidation and hunger driving her adrenaline higher.
“So do you guys wanna kick it up a notch this week?” (drildo whirs) “And that explains the noises.” “A drildo, Dave? Really?” “Yeah, I thought we were gonna have weird sex. Drildos aren't weird.” “What did you all have in mind?”
“They made a drilldo!” someone shouted. Mittens shouted into the vent near the ceiling from her upper bunk, “They loose-lipped. They be bragging about how they use it on each other.
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Drilldo means A dildo attached to a drill bit..
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WHATS WRONG WITH HER ? HAVE I GOT BODY ODOUR OR IS SHE BORED WITH MY DRILLDO
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