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TMFINR.

"This motherfucker is not real."

In a 2023 viral video, a woman on a plane loudly proclaimed that the man seated next to her was not real. After ranting, she exited the plane.

This can be applied to CGI characters or any other entity that is viewed are being a farce. This also applies to false flag crisis actors.

As defined by Dr. Frensor.
Posting a picture or meme of someone who is suspected of being played by an actor or CGI with the descriptor: "TMFINR"
TMFINR by NurseIntegrity July 10, 2023
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Acronym for "That Mother Fucker Is Not Real!"

Coined in 2023 after an ex model freaked out on a commercial flight prior to take off because some guy in a green hoodie with a bunch of face tattoos looked like a lizard to her... Or something.
"I’m telling you, I’m getting the fuck off, and there’s a reason why I’m getting the fuck off,” the woman could be heard yelling as she walked up the plane aisle. “And everyone can either believe it or they can not believe it. I don’t give two fucks!

“But I am telling you right now: TMFINR!”
TMFINR by LogicalMadman July 11, 2023
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TMFINR: That Motherf*%@#$ Is Not Real
in reference to the woman asking to deplane because of her seat mate. She stated, "TMFINR!" Video went viral.
TMFINR by Poozer July 11, 2023
But I am telling you right now, that motherf**ker back there is not real. And you can sit on this plane and die with them or not. I am now going to get off the plane print up some T-shirts with TMFINR.
TMFINR by E.F. Tymac July 12, 2023
You came here because of all the memes on Twitter about the woman wearing TMFINR t-shirt
TMFINR by another_dolphin July 10, 2023
Future wife of @Alphafox78
I’m telling you right now. That Mother Fucker back there Is Not Real. TMFINR girl, aka Tiffany Gomas.
TMFINR by Lizard Boy August 15, 2023
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