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budec
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What's GFTO mean in internet-lingo?
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zhen_rogue
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Are you sure someone didn't mis-type GTFO?
Because GTFO is a very, very common internet acronym for "get the fuck out" or "get the fuck off".
I've never seen GFTO, however.
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budec
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ok thanks. Yea that makes sense in that context.
he was like "Show me pix or GTFO"... so yea.
thanks!
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robaal
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http://www.urbandictionary.com/
is a good place for slang type things.
http://www.acronymfinder.com/
has a lot of acronyms, even game-related ones.
You can add a keyword search to Firefox by right clicking their search fields; somehow makes using them more appealing.
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Because GTFO is a very, very common internet acronym for "get the fuck out" or "get the fuck off".
I've never seen GFTO, however.
he was like "Show me pix or GTFO"... so yea.
thanks!
http://www.acronymfinder.com/ has a lot of acronyms, even game-related ones.
You can add a keyword search to Firefox by right clicking their search fields; somehow makes using them more appealing.
At night, the ice weasels come."