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FahQ
Silly way to spell and pronounce "Fuck You". Used primarily by adolescents, so they can insult their teachers without getting in real trouble. Also, a world famous racing team created by Jerry Bernardo in 1986.
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FAHQ
The FAHQ is a wooden shovle handle cut into a bat with duck tape wrapped around the end as a grip. The FAHQ is used to launch golf balls far into the atmosphere.
FAHQ by MOLDYMILK67 October 22, 2008
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