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Looking at someone’s chebs is natural. It’s right there, and it just sticks out. Sometimes people show a bit too much chebs though, and you can kinda see the knee weenus.
What's a chebs, hobbits?
Im out of the loops but chebs appears to refer to a wooden box with a hinged lid that you can store blankets inside of
You really telling me you went your whole life without stretching your chebs?
I have never knowingly stretched chebs!