eating dungarees

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Eating dungarees is when you try to eat pants like they're food and end up with a face full of fabric and regrets.
I tried to eat my brother's old dungarees and now my mouth smells like a landfill.
She ate her dad's dungarees because she was mad and hungry. Now she's mad and full.
My dog tried to eat my dungarees and now they're covered in snot and kibble.
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Eating dungarees is like saying you're hungry, but you're really just mad and want to chew up someone's old pants.
He ate his mom's dungarees because she yelled at him. Now he's got a mouth full of denim and a stomach full of rage.
My sister ate my dungarees to get back at me. Now I'm wearing a pair of chewed-up pants.
The kid ate the teacher's dungarees during lunch. The whole class laughed and the teacher cried.
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Eating dungarees is when you take a bite of pants and hope it tastes like a snack, but it just tastes like old fabric and bad decisions.
I ate my brother's dungarees and now my tongue feels like it's covered in dirt.
She took a big bite of her dad's dungarees and said it tasted like punishment.
He ate his uncle's dungarees and now he's got a stomachache and a new nickname: 'Dungaree Man'.
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Eating dungarees is when you're so mad you decide to chew up someone's pants like they're your enemy.
He ate his sister's dungarees because she took his last cookie. Now he's got a mouth full of fabric and a new grudge.
My dog ate my dungarees because I yelled at him. Now he's got a full belly and I've got a full mouth.
She ate her mom's dungarees because she was angry. Now the pants are ruined and she's full of rage.
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Eating dungarees is when you’re not hungry, you’re just trying to chew up someone’s old pants to get back at them.
He ate his dad's dungarees because he didn’t get a birthday gift. Now he’s got a full mouth of denim and a new grudge.
She took a bite of her brother's dungarees because he took her snack. Now she's got a mouth full of fabric and a new revenge.
My dog ate my dungarees because I said no to treats. Now he’s got a full belly and I’ve got a full mouth.
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Eating dungarees is like saying, ‘I hate you,’ but you say it by chewing up someone’s pants instead of actually talking.
He ate his brother's dungarees instead of telling him he hated him. Now he's got a mouth full of fabric and a new problem.
She ate her friend's dungarees because she was mad. Now she's got a full mouth and a new nickname: ‘Dungaree Queen’.
My dog ate my dungarees instead of listening to me. Now he's got a full belly and I've got a full mouth.
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