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Delete mode 

An automatic reflex of the human brain that makes you forget everything you have previously known the moment you actually need it.

Some things that trigger delete mode are:

a) being on stage
b) being in the presence of a very attractive person
c) taking a very important test
"I can't believe I forgot the lyrics to my song at the talent show! I swear I knew every single word of it, but when I was supposed to actually sing it my brain went on delete mode!"
Delete mode by Paintxsplatter117 October 8, 2013
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The standard sentence that replaces moderated messages on GameFAQs forums. Appears in brackets without anything else in the post. Knowing GameFAQs mods, you'll see it alot.

If you see about five or more in a row, you know shit went down.
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(Alternatively,)

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An auto-replacement for a message than an idiot wrote in an online forum, public or private, that was either so offensive, so irrelevant, so non-sensical or so off-topic that it was erased. In other words, you're not missing anything when you see this.
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~Error correction~

The God of Gamefaqs is actually CjayC, not CmenC.
CjayC is so 1337 he can pwn your ass by BANNANATION.
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