Argentinian Giantess Goddess eats annoying football fans
María Riot
20:36 | Added
I was having a lot of fun and passion watching Argentina playing the World Cup. As you may know, we are very passionate about it and also, very good at football and about loving it. And yeah, sometimes we can be a bit arrogant but that's because we know we have the best players in history coming from our country. During it, two fans from France and from England were saying some insulting and dumb things about us, so I decided to shrink them and get them with me to my home. I took them in my bag and then I made them suffer a little bit, saying things to them in english and spanish.. a little bit of talking **** with some political and fun facts and laughs but also playing with them as they deserved. I play with them close and inside my mouth and you can see them asking for help in different POVs but they couldn't, they were mine so I devoured them and they ended up inside my stomach. Such a fun, hot and nice time. Don't play with Argentinian's. You can end up like this.
I was having a lot of fun and passion watching Argentina playing the World Cup. As you may know, we are very passionate about it and also, very good at football and about loving it. And yeah, sometimes we can be a bit arrogant but that's because we know we have the best players in history coming from our country. During it, two fans from France and from England were saying some insulting and dumb things about us, so I decided to shrink them and get them with me to my home. I took them in my bag and then I made them suffer a little bit, saying things to them in english and spanish.. a little bit of talking **** with some political and fun facts and laughs but also playing with them as they deserved. I play with them close and inside my mouth and you can see them asking for help in different POVs but they couldn't, they were mine so I devoured them and they ended up inside my stomach. Such a fun, hot and nice time. Don't play with Argentinian's. You can end up like this.
