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an acronym for the phrase "go back to Frostfell" which is commonly used to insult player killers in the online game Asheron's Call

Players on the world of Darktide use this phrase when someone complains, basically telling them to move to a non-pk world.
gb2ff n00b, kthxplzdrivethru
gb2ff by Talehon June 2, 2004
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Raj is Jana’s GBFFN
GBFFN by Grande_Forever January 6, 2019
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gb2ff • GBFF • Gbffl • GBFFN • GBOFFAFIMD
Gay Best Friend Forever


You know there is always a straight woman, and a gay man who are really good friends.

eg. Will and Grace... Will is her GBFF
GBFF by trouble33 October 3, 2008

GBOFFAFIMD 

Gollum Bites Off Frodo's Finger and Falls Into Mount Doom
And so GBOFFAFIMD and I larfed
GBOFFAFIMD by Jesus September 17, 2003
Gay Best Friend For Life. When a male gay man has close female friends, sometimes colloquially known as "fag hags," he can be aptly called a GBFFL. This also works with good gay male friends of his that he does not want a relationship/sex from, just friendship
"Gemma has a GBFFL called Alex"

(girl without GBFFL): "I want a GBFFL!"

other girl: "me too, let's steal gemmas GBFFL's other GBFFLs"
Gbffl by ostentatious_robxo February 23, 2009
Heather is my GBFF while Kasey is my BBFF (Boy Best Friend Forever)
GBFF by 'Do June 26, 2007
Noun. A Gbff is your best friend forever on gchat. Usually used in a sarcastic method.
Dude, I was totally picked up by a gstalker. Now, all he does is gchat me all day. He thinks he is like my gbff or something. If he only knew I have a real boyfriend.
Gbff by Tiffipedia July 1, 2008
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