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Used by Tumblr users whenever they see something funny but absolutely disturbing. Usually accompanied with '@staff' to make sure the post gets highlighted to the people who work at Tumblr.
delete this by Helena Beauregard August 5, 2016
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Delete This

Used by people who do not have a sense of humor at all
Instagram account: posts a meme

Followers in comment section: Delete this please

Delete This

Used by people who do not have a sense of humor at all
Instagram Account : Posts meme

Follower in comment section: delete this

delete this nephew 

Use this phrase when someone posts some wild shit...
Alex : (scrolling through Instagram, sees a man with makeup on...*comments* delete this nephew)

delete myself from this conversation 

Exit the conversation either because you are mindblown by it or its so cringe, you gotta bounce

Delet this 

The meme version of Delete it fat, the phrase is used when commenting on an image that one thinks should be removed, though most often for sarcastic reasons. Usually accompanied by a meme showcasing someone pointing a gun at something, in this case the original image.
*Sees offensive post*
*Posts meme*
*Types "Delet this" in chat along with meme*
Delet this by GreatswordGuts August 14, 2016

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The standard sentence that replaces moderated messages on GameFAQs forums. Appears in brackets without anything else in the post. Knowing GameFAQs mods, you'll see it alot.

If you see about five or more in a row, you know shit went down.
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(Alternatively,)

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*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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