YMMFL
YMMFL by Lupus Magwitch April 17, 2008
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ymml
ymml by RandomPersonFromTheUK November 4, 2006
YMML
Have you done the Runway 34 visual approach into YMML? You have to fly above Essendon Airport and then make a 2-mile final turn onto the runway!
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YMMFTT
Used to address someone's incorrect assumption of you. (Usually followed by a qualifying statement like "because I don't care" or "... that would be fooled by that" etc)
Person A: If you give me your phone number, I'll buy you a house
Person B: YMMFTT!
Or
Person x: I know we broke up a year ago, but my current relationship isn't going so well.
Person y: YMMFTT bc idc (because I don't care)!
Person A: If you give me your phone number, I'll buy you a house
Person B: YMMFTT!
Or
Person x: I know we broke up a year ago, but my current relationship isn't going so well.
Person y: YMMFTT bc idc (because I don't care)!
YMMFTT by Lí-Lí Octave August 3, 2021
ymmfb
"Hey why does she have a bracelet that says ymmfb?"
"Oh it just means you make me feel bad."
"How did you know that so quickly?"
"Oh it just means you make me feel bad."
"How did you know that so quickly?"
ymmfb by __anesthesia__ January 10, 2022
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