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A very connfusing or confused situation (From situation normal all fucked up)
(note: fouled may be substituted for fucked) we seem to have a snafu on our hands
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One of a progression of military situational indicators:
1. SNAFU - Situation Normal, All Fucked Up - Thing are running normally. 2. TARFUN - Things Are Really Fucked Up Now - Houston, we have a problem. 3. FUBAR - Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition - Burn it to the ground and start over from scratch; it's totally destroyed. This day started out SNAFU, but then my machine went all TARFUN. The place was totally FUBAR after that.
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Situation Normal All Fucked Up - phrase used to describe a less than desirable scenario when similar less than desirable scenarios seem to be the norm in the given environment. originated as a military phrase because soldiers report to superior officers using phrases like "situation normal" guy1: Burger King messed up my order again today
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Military acronym:
Situation Normal All Fucked Up Put in another bad situation
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Military jargon meaning: S.ituation N.ormal A.ll F.ucked U.p Colonel Potter used this term in an episode of M*A*S*H*, "Typical supply house SNAFU."
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Murphy's Law for the Military; acronym for Situation Normal, All Fucked Up We planned the the latest mission for three days, but as usual it was a real snafu when it finally happened.
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Situation normal all fucked up. Today at work was a typical snafu.
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Acronym, "Situation Normal, All Fucked Up." Generally associated with the millitary, especially in use during the Vietnam war. "Everything in bravo sector is snafu, over."
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