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a random kid who plays video games online and lives in the united states of america.
Dmtof is such a loser!
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dmofotroit 

1. DMOFOTROIT n. DMO(tha)FO(UCKIN)TROIT Used to [add emphasis to the conversation when speaking of the city of Detroit
Dmofotroit mothafucka. (This is to fulfill the 20 letter and 3 word requirement)
dmofotroit by George Bush (W) September 2, 2004

DMOFOTROIT 

DMOFOTROIT- n. 1. A name used by badasses from Detroit while playing online killing games. 2. An emphatical way to say Detroit. Giving emphasis to the importance that someone is talking about Detroit.
1.x
2.We was rollin' hard on the streets of Dmofotroit.
3.Dmofotroit baby.
DMOFOTROIT by Dmofotroit August 31, 2004
Please see Chickenoff
Please see Dutoff to get the full effect.
Dutoff by Pumpjack Handmaster January 16, 2011
short for "Don't Mind This For Now" or "Don't Mind That For Now" often used on image boards and forums
I just bought a new car, but DMTFN
DMTFN by wh0t April 21, 2011
This is a common gaming abbreviation used particularly on annoying individuals. It stands for, "Don't talk morbidly obese fucker."
King Slayer 69: Ayy Dcat_1 fuck you your free af
Dcat_1: DTMOF
King Slayer 69: Fuck you got me good
DTMOF by Dict.com February 14, 2022
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murderhobo 

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Concrete cowboy 

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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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God Shot 

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