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MFW commonly heard terms and their meaning

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  1. I was looking at exrx and stumbled across this:

    http://www.exrx.net/ExInfo/ScientificKey.html

    It's worth a chuckle.

    - bc

  2. bc said:

    I was looking at exrx and stumbled across this:

    http://www.exrx.net/ExInfo/ScientificKey.html

    It's worth a chuckle.

    It's almost like 'brinkspeak' only with correct spelling!! ;o)

  3. Charles said:
    bc said:

    I was looking at exrx and stumbled across this:

    http://www.exrx.net/ExInfo/ScientificKey.html

    It's worth a chuckle.

    It's almost like 'brinkspeak' only with correct spelling!! ;o)

    I didn't see one mention of guns, Canada, Britain, Australia, police
    or war.
    It was nothing like Brink.
    --
    Bob Mann

    Before you critisize someone,
    you should walk a mile in their shoes.
    That way, when you critisize them,
    you're a mile away and you have their shoes.

  4. MFW is actually an internet slang that means "MY Face When". It is used to express your response when you see something unusual.

    Check here: https://bit.ly/2Te8kN1

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