Long
Thick
Thick adjective - Having or being of relatively great depth or extent from one surface to its opposite.
Both words in one sentence
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Given his rather thick blubber, many rule 34 pictures depict Darwin Watterson having a pretty thick and long penis.
Source: Gag Penis -
They are twice the height of a regular humans, and to compensate for the increase in weight, their legs are disproportionately long and thick, and they appear to move slowly.
Source: Square/Cube Law -
It can range from "fairly difficult" to "really freakin' hard" to successfully compact and store long or thick hair in such a small space.
Source: Compressed Hair
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