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DDNR
A phrase to say "We aint friends anymore" in Hindi as "Dost Dost Na Raha"; literally translating to "Friend friend not remain".
Awesome for blackmailing friends to do work for you.
Awesome for blackmailing friends to do work for you.
A: Please help me out with this
B: Cant bro. I have homework
A: What!!! DDNR.
B: OK! Wait. Be right there
B: Cant bro. I have homework
A: What!!! DDNR.
B: OK! Wait. Be right there
DDNR by Masaru Rai June 12, 2018
DCDNR
Don't Care Did Not Read.
Similar to "TLDNR - Too Long Did Not Read"
This phrase is used to show how little you care about an article a friend sent to you.
Similar to "TLDNR - Too Long Did Not Read"
This phrase is used to show how little you care about an article a friend sent to you.
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