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Fuck off Friday 

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The day of the work week in which one plans for the weekend and does anything except work on that Friday.
"Jake, I'm struggling to get this proposal finished."

Jake: "why are you working on that today? It's fuck off Friday!!"
Fuck off Friday by JRich2009! April 21, 2023

Fuck Off Friday 

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The official day of the week to tell something or someone you don't like to politely fuck off.
Hey everyone, it's Fuck Off Friday! Hey Rebecca Black: FUCK OFF! :)
Fuck Off Friday by ViperStrike27 November 14, 2013

Friday fuck off mail 

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E-mail sent late on a Friday afternoon just before you finish work designed to make you work longer or just sent to you to annoy you over the weekend.
John: You ready to hit the bar yet
Gerry: I can't yet, my boss just sent me some Friday fuck off mail I have to deal with.
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minimap 

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Friend 2: How do you know?
Friend 1: Minimap
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Dotard 

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That dotard is going to get us all blown up, if he doesn't calm down .
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