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"What do you want to do?"
"Let's jcfam"
jcfam by Tash28 July 3, 2014
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Just say FOOEY and move on.

From the blog Corporette, advice first posted by the beloved in-house troll "Ellen", and since used repeatedly by site regulars.
Anon: I'm so frustrated at work today. Everyone is being short-tempered and snarky.

Ellen: I know what you MEAN. Today the manageing partner keeps stareing at my tuchus. I think you shoulde Just say FOOEY and move on.

Anon 2: I agree, JSFAMO!
JSFAMO by mamabearette December 10, 2012
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"Just flag and move on". No relation to LMFAO.
poster 0: *something obviously against the TOU*
poster 1: OMG OMG OMG! That's such terrible violation of the CL Terms of Use
poster 2: JFAMO
poster 1: Whine whine whine whine.
poster 0: FOAD
flags ignored by staff
poster 1: why the hell is this still on
poster 2: CL staff is lazy.
JFAMO by tiredoftara April 19, 2012
N, expletive. An Acronym (or Initialism) of the Expletive phrase "Jesus Fuck A Monkey."
JFAM, that sparkling idiot is the worst excuse for a vampire I've ever seen!
JFAM by GreatGraySkwid July 9, 2010

jcgamer1987 

He's a robloxian and is most likely a FIlipino. He's probably a war fan and likes to play War Thunder.
"wow, he's such a jcgamer1987! he plays Roblox!"
jcgamer1987 by ttvmrpheel January 27, 2021
Piss
Piss and shit®
Pimp chin pin forever
Ayo it’s jcampow from the German empire
jcampow by Jcampow February 20, 2022

jcfmiousdex

How did you find this? But anyway, it is a username. That's it.
jcfmiousdex: I'm so mlg!
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