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turn down for what?
rhetorical question--"turn up" is the act of getting drunk and high and being reckless so "turn down" would mean sobering up. "Turn down for what?" is a rhetorical question meaning you will not stop being reckless no matter what. The answer is "nothing"
John: TDFW
Mike: turn down for nothing man
John: turn upppp!! *beat drops*
TDFW by Bbsuperfan1111 March 13, 2014
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Too Dumb For Words
That FOX News story about closing the (imaginary) Vatican Embassy was (Dumb, Asinine, Stupid, Uneducated, Ignorant) TDFW
TDFW by Maggie M.W. December 2, 2013
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