amfyoyo
Get the amfyoyo mug.
Related Words
AMFYOYO
AMFYOYO or Adiós Motherfucker You're On Your Own! is used when your parental, avuncular, familial, or tutelary entity etc. has had enough of your shit, and consequently kicks you to the curb.
AMF YoYo
The harsh termination of a conversation with a fool you can no longer suffer. Pronounced: A - M - F YoYo. Short and direct translation: Adios Mother Fucker, you're on your own. May be used in the presence of children as the concepts of bowling and toys are paramount in their lives - and not fool you are about or to.
AMF YoYo by lorenzo bentway May 1, 2011
AMF-YOYO
A term (acronym) used in high risk adventure sports that are typically done solo or as part of small groups. When you can no longer provide assistance to your team, proper dirtbag etiquette is to let them know they're screwed and self sufficient.
"Adios My Friend You're On Your Own!" Is complicated to communicate in loud, high stress situations so the 'AMF-YOYO' term has been adopted.
It can also be communicated via hand signals if the distance between parties is too great or environmental noise prohibits effective communication. With one and form the classic middle finger, while doing a traditional bye bye wave with the other hand.
"Adios My Friend You're On Your Own!" Is complicated to communicate in loud, high stress situations so the 'AMF-YOYO' term has been adopted.
It can also be communicated via hand signals if the distance between parties is too great or environmental noise prohibits effective communication. With one and form the classic middle finger, while doing a traditional bye bye wave with the other hand.
*beater Bob swims with his kayak at the top of the rapid, and misses ropes thrown from his friends. As he floats over the precipice of a waterfall, the last thing he hears is "AMF-YOYOOOOO"
AMF-YOYO by Brown Claw Baptism March 9, 2021
Shackteâu
A Shackteau is a humble, weather-beaten, structurally questionable shelter located in a spectacular or highly coveted place—Wales, Jackson Hole, Sun Valley, Crested Butte, coastal Maine, the Alps—where the building itself may be worth almost nothing, but the dirt, view, access, and mythology make it absurdly valuable.
In use:
In use: