[DAC]
Like so many abbreviations on social media such as: LOL, OMG, BRB, Etc., an abbreviation for "Damn Auto Correction", which is a way to apologize for wrong word or spelling, when the Auto Correction of a smartphone predict the wrong word.
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DAC = David Allan Coe, one of the finest outlaw country artists to ever grace the scene. Wrote timeless classics such as "Take this job and shove it", "You never even called me by my name", "Would you lay with me(in a field of stone)", "Mona Lisa lost her smile" and countless more. Also collaborated with the late great Dimebag Darrell Abbott on an album entitled "Rebel meets rebel" which every metal and country fan should own.
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"Damn Auto Correct "
When using virtual keyboard to enter a text, the auto-correct feature changes the word you mean to type into something completely different. But you don't see it before the message is sent.
You then text, "dac" to explain it was not what you meant to write before you get slapped for sending something obscene, rude, or just misleading.
When using virtual keyboard to enter a text, the auto-correct feature changes the word you mean to type into something completely different. But you don't see it before the message is sent.
You then text, "dac" to explain it was not what you meant to write before you get slapped for sending something obscene, rude, or just misleading.
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