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f.e.
For example.
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F&E by One love bro March 11, 2015
f/e
"f/e" is an abbreviation for "forever"
similar to "w/e", abbreviation for "whatever"
way better, though perhaps less recognised, than "4eva" which just looks a bit stupid
similar to "w/e", abbreviation for "whatever"
way better, though perhaps less recognised, than "4eva" which just looks a bit stupid
f/e by youmakemehappy January 20, 2008
f/e
1. MESSAGE FROM PANNY: KK, luv u f/e bbz
2. Sofy: Why did you tell him I liked him?
Bekkah: Cuz you wouldn't have done anything 'bout it otherwise and you'd still be here moaning to me 'bout how much you 'really really like Ed', instead of going out with him.
Sofy: Ah...f/e then lol
2. Sofy: Why did you tell him I liked him?
Bekkah: Cuz you wouldn't have done anything 'bout it otherwise and you'd still be here moaning to me 'bout how much you 'really really like Ed', instead of going out with him.
Sofy: Ah...f/e then lol
f/e by magicmehome October 30, 2008
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