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annoying company that sets out to destroy "politically incorrect" programs such as celebrity big brother, who totally destroyed it as well as other big brothers because everyones obviously watching what they say now.

They spoilt other great t.v phone in programmes as well with there stupid reports.

Who cares if the phone in line is a scam? dont phone in and you wont get scammed! your never going to win anyway!
ofcom is very annoying and is slowly destroying t.v shows.

i heard little britain might be next on thier death list....

ofcom by 55555555555555 May 18, 2008
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ofcourse 

an obvious misspelling of the term of course, which would signify certainty. of course is always represented in two words.
Jeah dood, ofcourse i would hit that.
ofcourse by manalishi July 29, 2006
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ofcoursely 

Being fo sho fo sho
Ofcoursely you got in a wreck when you never looked at the road!
ofcoursely by Bgthegreat June 20, 2019

ofcoursly 

Another word for of course, but more.. Sophisticated and delicious.
Inveted by Nina Vanilla, with Simons/Mojojojos/Nexusflemmings presence.
Simon says: call her.. now!
Nina Vanilla says: i will.
*2 mins later*
Nina Vanilla says: Ofcoursly she isn't picking up the phone!
ofcoursly by Nina Vanilla October 6, 2008

Offomatopoeia

A word that sounds nothing like the thing it describes; the opposite of onomatopoeia.
'Droll' is such a boring and unfunny word. That's a total offomatopoeia.
Offomatopoeia by Blogged Drainpipe September 24, 2010
(another way you could say this amazing word: Obama Comma)

Ocommas are lovingly named after President Obama. They are much like shatner commas in that they are useless pauses in speech. Ocommas are sometimes followed by "uh" or "um". Occasionally the speaker may change the volume of their voice after the use of ocommas. These types of changes in volume are expressed by all capital letters when someone is writting a speakers usage of ocommas down.

See also: Shatner Commas or Shatner Pause
Fred, uh, ARMISEN, does a, um, very, uh, GOOD imPRESSION of, uh, President OBAMA. Mostly beCAUSE, uh, he USES his, um, OCOMMAS, well.
Ocomma by mannemaniac January 9, 2011
Of course, OF COURSE. Basically saying of course, but of course you knew that.
Girl: Do you want to go to the dance with me?
Boy: ofcofc, you know i love you
ofcofc by M Dough Oh Die July 7, 2011
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