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Revision as of 11:16, 6 September 2018

GTFO means you have just been told to get the fuck out. Usually a reaction to trolls or noobish behavior, you are more than likely to be told to GTFO in your journey across the internets. Popular responses to "GTFO" are "STFU", "O RLY?", and "NO U".

   
 
We're all horny pigs, but you're an attention-whoring troll.

Face it. This is /b/. Give us what we want, and we'll give you what you want. TITS and you'll get more attention than you can imagine.
 


 
 

Anonymous, saying the truth.


Uses

A more advanced explanation of the rule "Tits or GTFO."
TITS plox
  • The only proper way to respond to a camwhore is to say "TITS OR GTFO". If the camwhore responds with tits, then the time has come to tell her "THX, NOW GTFO."
  • If you don't want any kids constantly ringing on your doorbell in Halloween because you're too cheap to buy candy, just put a sign on your door saying GTFO.

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See Also

WTF
WTF
GTFO is part of a series on acronyms

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Internets Lingo

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Other Lingo

BCCFIRRIBFYIADFUBARGABYAWIDIFTLPITRTLAYHBT

Internet Places/Group

CDCFCTCFYADGNAAIRCLUEPP4LTJCTOTSE

Moar Internet Shit

BBQGNUGPG4WinMTPMMORPGP2PPGPROR

IRL Acronyms

BBSBCEBDICGNWTITT TechJFKNORPPBYOLO

Bad Acronyms

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