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⌈ Secret Post #2338 ⌋

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[Saturday Night Live]

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[Homestuck]

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[The Dark Knight trilogy]

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[Star Trek]

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[Daily Show with Jon Stewart & Colbert Report with Stephen Colbert]

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[Neil Gaiman/Amanda Palmer]

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[Late Night Talk Shows]

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[Fruits Basket]

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[Defiance]

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[Phoenix Legend]

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[Kim Possible]

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[Rupert Graves]

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[Hashirama, from Naruto]

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[XXXholic]

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So, for weeks/months/an embarrassingly long amount of time, I thought that AYRT stood for "Are you really, though?" Finally, this assumption made a discussion so confusing that I went and looked it up... and then I felt really dumb.

Anyway, has anyone else ever misunderstood any internet acronyms or other terminologies? What finally prompted you to look them up?

I always thought FTW was an intentionally incorrect way of saying WTF.

For some reason when I was like 13 I thought it was "fuck the world."

In hindsight I have no clue how I came to that conclusion.

There's a movie.... I can't find it, but I remember watching it. It was called FTW, and it meant 'fuck the world' and it was these kids in a convenience store who were being held hostage for over a month, being filmed, this weird experiment thing....

Anyway, it's only been 'for the win' for about a decade or so, it was 'fuck the world' before that, made popular by punk/anarchist types.

I'm one of the many who thought DA and NA were terms of enthusiastic agreement/disagreement with whoever was being replied to.

I've mentioned this before, but for like a year I was lost on GOPY - I thought it was something lame like 'great post/pic of yours'. Yeah.

SMH = used to think it was "so much hate"

TA = used to think it meant "that's awesome"

NA = used to think it was "not anon" or "'nother anon"

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