"True Freaks Union"
From South Park episode 601- Freak Strike in which Butters puts balls on his chin to get on TV and win a prize for Stan Kyle and Cartman
From South Park episode 601- Freak Strike in which Butters puts balls on his chin to get on TV and win a prize for Stan Kyle and Cartman
Stan: This is gonna be so funny!
Butters: Uh, it sure is!
Kyle: But how are we gonna get the balls put on Butters' chin?
Butters: Hah yeah, how are we go-? Wait... Butters' chin?
Kyle: Yeah.
Butters: Uh, but that's me. I'm Butters.
Stan: We know. You're the one doing it, Butters. Who'd you think we were talkin' about?
Butters: Uh, it sure is!
Kyle: But how are we gonna get the balls put on Butters' chin?
Butters: Hah yeah, how are we go-? Wait... Butters' chin?
Kyle: Yeah.
Butters: Uh, but that's me. I'm Butters.
Stan: We know. You're the one doing it, Butters. Who'd you think we were talkin' about?
by Lornapie June 8, 2005
by Yhaga yeet September 7, 2020
"Shut the Fuck Up"
To the extent of being universally known, consistently used online, both on multiplayer games and messege boards.
Practiced in anger or irritation, to get someone to remain quiet.
With or without "Bitch", "Woman" or any demeaning and vulgar slang to show pwnership.
To the extent of being universally known, consistently used online, both on multiplayer games and messege boards.
Practiced in anger or irritation, to get someone to remain quiet.
With or without "Bitch", "Woman" or any demeaning and vulgar slang to show pwnership.
Typically used by two groups;
Newbies defending themselves, or
Persons prejuidice against them.
Neither practice proper grammar or spelling.
Newbies defending themselves, or
Persons prejuidice against them.
Neither practice proper grammar or spelling.
by Erkie July 31, 2005
To Fucked Up; Didn't read. Commonly used forum acronym often used in response to a long fucked up post that is not worth reading.
by Tur_ January 17, 2009
The Fuck U Say?
Short for "What the fuck did you just say to me?", used an expression of both incredulity and outrage.
Short for "What the fuck did you just say to me?", used an expression of both incredulity and outrage.
Google Analytics: "It's 2021, and 96.5% of your users are still using Internet Explorer."
Web Developer: "TFUS?"
Web Developer: "TFUS?"
by Shuffqueen October 23, 2018