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GeoFS is a 12 year old online browser game that surprisingly can run on the worst PCs ever invented in the history of mankind. The game tries to pathetically teach you how to fly a plane even though the physics in the game are really unrealistic and terrible. Everything about the game is terrible including the community which includes a bunch of little kids who pretend that they are in the military and pretend to shoot down other planes even though you can't in the game because it's way too unrealistic. These kids call themselves "GeoFS Tubers" and post crappy videos of themselves playing this game on YouTube. GeoFS' navigational data is literally stolen by the developer from Google Earth before he got sued and Google ended his license. The planes in the game themselves are stolen 3d models which the indie developer randomly buys from sketchfab.com or 3d warehouse. Even though it's a free game the creator tries to make money by asking the players for 10 bucks to get a higher resolution of the game which is really just Bing Maps. A bunch of streamers have made notable fame using this game by filming themselves flying for hours and getting other people to fly alongside them to get featured on YouTube, Twitch, Facebook live, or possibly even Only Fans.
Friend 1: I just started playing GeoFS and I wanna become a pilot now!
Friend 2: Get off that terrible game immediately if you actually want to know how to fly.
GeoFS by Julian-does-a-lot November 12, 2022
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Geoff day 

When you start drinking at 5 A.M. and pass out drunk before your kid wakes up.
My husband was supposed to take the kids to school, instead he pulled a Geoff day and didn't wake up until the evening.
Geoff day by UMPiCK January 11, 2015
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Geoff Wigington 

Geoff Wigington, known as Glef, Geoffus, and countless other names is a very sweet gentleman, always so kind and caring, and a really great man. Can be found on tour or in Texas.
Someone: wow I love Geoff Wigington !!
Someone else: same, Geoff Wigington is sweet as fucc!
Geoff Wigington by devvoon May 15, 2018

Geoffrey Peterson 

Geoffrey Peterson is the robot sidekick with a mohawk on the Craig Ferguson show. Aside from appearing in the twitter jingles and introducing the twitter and email segment of the show, he is known for his random phrases and for the fact that his mouth is often agape when he isn't speaking. Though his name is Geoffrey he occasionally goes by the nickname Geoff.
Craig: What time is it Geoffrey Peterson?
Geoff: Hey! What's happening in tweet land?
Viewer at home: This show is amazing!
Geoffrey Peterson by Cuddlefish6 September 2, 2010

Geoff'd it 

To be ahead/doing well in something, only to fuck it up at the last second and fail.

Origin: Geoff Ramsey of Achievement Hunter, who constantly causes himself to fail, no matter how hard he tries to succeed.
*While playing GTA V*
"I'm gonna win!"
*falls off the map, proceeds to be passed by everyone in race*
"Gah! I Geoff'd it!"
Geoff'd it by Caninse February 20, 2017

Cheers Geoff 

A method of marking the moment when a person makes an unwanted or otherwise unnecessary remark, which often adds nothing to the conversation or is completely unrelated. Timed well, this phrase can lead to embarrassment for the victim at their lack of social/conversational skills, especially in front of larger groups. Originates from the FIFA franchise, relating to touchline reporter Geoff Shreeves.
"I only started drinking coffee recently, but now I love it! Keeps me going all day" Awkward silence.. "Cheers Geoff".
Cheers Geoff by strongcrisps January 18, 2015
Some guy with an Urban Dictionary mug.
I wonder what handsome comedic genius got that mug for Geof
Geof by A Fake Fat Sunny November 2, 2020
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briefcake 

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Along with Nixon’s other ratfuckers, Roger Stone caused fights at otherwise peaceful Democratic Party protests to generate a false narrative that the Democrats were violent and dangerous.
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countrypolitan 

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countrypolitan by MOChick November 7, 2006
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