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Revision as of 04:20, 30 June 2011

1. Faggots of a down, a band that caught an 3xtreme case of teh ghey.

2. Fuck Off And Die

3. An e-dialect that is more Engrish than English. Usually involves avoiding capitalising letters and not using proper punctuation, coupled with atrocious spelling. Perpetrators of FOAD seem to think 'tehy r teh 1337', but sadly, they are nothing more than teh gh3y.

The real hardcore FOAD fellas use a lot of those annoying faggotted images called emoticons, and can hold a conversation using nothing but these pictures, much like chimpanzees - except without teh gr3y matter.


Groups that commonly use this bastardized e-dialect

WTF
WTF
FOAD is part of a series on acronyms

[BRB LOLWTFBBQ]

Internets Lingo

AFAIKASLBFFBRBBTFOBTWCBFDBIDFCFFSFTFYFTWG2GGGGTFOIAWTCIDGAFIDKIIRCILYIMOIMHOISHYGDDTJ/KJFCLMAOLOLM/F?NSFWOMGQFTPHPROFLRTFMSNCASTFUSTFWSWTFTMITNDTTYLWTFYGGRYWNBAWZOMG

Other Lingo

BCCFIRRIBFYIADFUBARGABYAWIDIFTLPITRTLAYHBT

Internet Places/Group

CDCFCTCFYADGNAAIRCLUEPP4LTJCTOTSE

Moar Internet Shit

BBQGNUGPG4WinMTPMMORPGP2PPGPROR

IRL Acronyms

BBSBCEBDICGNWTITT TechJFKNORPPBYOLO

Bad Acronyms

ACLUACMAACORNALFATFBDSMBLPCIACPCSDDMCAEDLESRBFBIFAFFAFNBIWFL.U.L.Z.MGTOWMPAAMTPMUGENNAMBLANEDMRIAASPHSPLCTBBTTOWWWJD

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Languages and DialectsGrammar, Punctuation, Spelling, Style, and UsageRhetorical StrategiesPoetryThe Politics of Language and CommunicationMediaVisual Rhetoric
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