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QFT = QFE for idiots. Devised by those who lack an understanding of the word "Emphasis". Quoted for Emphasis is essentially the same as Quoted for Truth, only it makes sense. If you are quoting something "for truth", you are quoting it for, get this - EMPHASIS.
'QFT' is usually used by children (i.e, under 13) who have clearly not had internet access long enough. Thus it is usually found on forums with something to do with children's games - namely CS, and various MMOs. "u suck lol get a life!! u r so awseom lololr lmao"
QFT lol u rok lmao |
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QUOTED FOR TRUTH
Used on internet forums when quoting someone with similar views as yours. |
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Quoted For Truth. Generaly used on internet forumafter quoting someone to make sure they cannot go back and change what they've already posted. Sometimes used to express you agree with the opinion. "QFT, brutha." is different from "QFT you fucking bitch!" Brian wrote: I love cock first thing in the morning.
QFT, you dumb fuck so you can't say later that you didn't say that. |
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QFT = Quoted For the Truth.
Is used after a quote. States that you agree with this person. Usually used on internet forums. "My life has no meaning :*("
QFT! |
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The branch of quantum physics that is concerned with the theory of fields; it was motivated by the question of how an atom radiates light as its electrons jump from excited states. Fluctuations of vacuum fields are irregular, but their averaged effects can be calculated using quantum field theory (QFT). z
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An acronym meaning "quoted for truth". Used primarily on internet message boards. "I love Steve"
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1. Quoted For Truth
2. Quite Fucking True A:My Life Sucks. :(
B:^QFT |
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the branch of quantum physics that is concerned with the theory of fields; it was motivated by the question of how an atom radiates light as its electrons jump from excited states Fluctuations of vacuum fields are irregular, but their averaged effects can be calculated using quantum field theory (QFT).
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