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I found out what that stood for the other week. & I think it's one of those things I haven't seen but probably shouldn't either.

 

What's 'merk' if you don't mind me asking as I can't be arsed googling it? Respec'

Tis a term referring to piecing ones skin with thou blade or bullet

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"Please advise" at the end of emeithers.

 

Human Rights is another.

 

 

I know these are terms, obviously, but they still count. END OF!

FACT

ITK

Anything American, such as saying 'period' at the end of a sentence.

 

Another one I hate is 'Tekkers' WTF is that?

unbelievable tekkers.

 

Another one I hate is 'Tekkers' WTF is that?

The guy who did Wayne rooney street striker said it and soccer am mocked him for it and its stuck.

Kind Regards at the end of an e-mail, why don't you just say Ta

Heroes. Footballers aren't really heroes. Neither are musicians, at least very rarely, and even then it's usually because of something over and above writing and singing. Controversial as it might sound, simply signing up for the armed forces doesn't make you a hero either. It might give you the opportunity to display your heroism, but wearing a uniform and being paid to kill the people you've been told to kill, shouldn't give you that title automatically. Unless you've volunteered.

take care - WTF is that all about

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