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Accidental Bukkake - lemmyf.uk

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Funny clips of accidental loquids to the face. Mark your posts appropriately, as in if they are safe for work or not.

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Community for hilarious clips of people accidentally ending up with a splatter to the face.

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I also don’t plan on sticking to the word accidental like some sort of law. Even if it’s not accidental, it’s still hilarious to me and welcome in the community.
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  Fair enough, I just see enough obvious staged videos as it is, and it’s not my bag. But you do you. Cheers.

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