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[[Netspeak]] for "Go back to...", this is a version of the very popular "[[GTFO]]!!!" [[catchphrase|epithet]], where '''"gb2"''' is followed by anything from [[12chan]] to [[TOW]] (and [[everything]] in between). Can be [[great justice|greatly enhanced]] by adding '''"[[faggot|fgt]]"''' or '''"faggot"''' at [[The End|the end]]. | [[Netspeak]] for "Go back to...", this is a version of the very popular "[[GTFO]]!!!" [[catchphrase|epithet]], where '''"gb2"''' is followed by anything from [[12chan]] to [[TOW]] (and [[everything]] in between). Can be [[great justice|greatly enhanced]] by adding '''"[[faggot|fgt]]"''' or '''"faggot"''' at [[The End|the end]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:27, 30 June 2011
Netspeak for "Go back to...", this is a version of the very popular "GTFO!!!" epithet, where "gb2" is followed by anything from 12chan to TOW (and everything in between). Can be greatly enhanced by adding "fgt" or "faggot" at the end.
- Use this epithet on IRC when a n00b says something incredibly stupid or lame. For example: "(you)...gb2uncycfgt."
- Can also be written as gbt.
- Stupid users are often told GB2/bed/. So is Hal Turner.
- "Gb2kitchen" is what you say to your bitch when she won't make you a sammich.
- Has enjoyed increased popularity on Gaia, where various fucktards are known to tell each other to "gb2 Gaia". They then realize where they are and go slit their wrists.
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