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"Let me fix that for you."

Used on internet forums when one takes it upon oneself to edit or correct somebody's words/images/material/whatever, usually with comical results.
Guy: Hey man, look at this cool Ed Hardy hat I bought!
Other guy: lmftfy... "Hey man, look at this douchebag hat I wasted my money on! I'm gonna wear it while I f*** my cousin!"
lmftfy by Mr. Moons April 19, 2013
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lmgtfy = (abbreviation) let me google that for you

www.lmgtfy.com lets you google for someone else. So for example, instead of answering a question, you get to be a smartass and answer it through Google!
#1: What is Urban Dictionary?
#2: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=urban+dictionary
lmgtfy by qyng April 4, 2009
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Let me fucking google that for you
Friend: What's the weather like today?
Response: LMFGTFY
lmfgtfy by yoginirabbi May 19, 2016
Let me google that for you.
You use the website "www.lmgtfy.com"
Search whatever the stupid person asked about;
And paste them the link

Does it all for them.
If they're not smart enough to know what it is,
They're not smart enough to JFGI.
"How many planets are there?"

"Wow, you're an idiot. LMGTFY."
Lmgtfy by Karmaaaa. November 18, 2009
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Oft used texting expression employed by sms fanbois. lmgtfy grandma since you're still using legacy-sms for texting. Smart phones can engage legacy-sms via SIP, xmpp, and email.
LMGTFY by bing.com May 26, 2013
LMGTFY, or Let me google that for you, is a commerical slang. Can be used for informal (a.k.a less boring english) things too.
CO-WORKER: I need help typing "how to literally make your girl fuck you so you idiot boys don't have to"
ME: Can you LMGTFY?
CO-WORKER: Sure. I will make ya VIP and your girl will like it to 👍
LMGTFY by astrocoder401423 March 31, 2022
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