ytatf
Acronym for "Yes To All Things Forever".
Pronounced "yah-TAHTff".
Alternatively can be "Yay To All Things Forever".
Pronounced "yah-TAHTff".
Alternatively can be "Yay To All Things Forever".
ytatf by du.printemps June 23, 2016
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YTITF
Steph: Someone wrote "I'm gay" on the beer pong table. That seems offensive.
Random Party Goer: It's OK. The person who wrote that actually is gay.
Ben: A black guy should come over and write "I'm a ni@@er."
Steph: YTITF, Ben.
Random Party Goer: It's OK. The person who wrote that actually is gay.
Ben: A black guy should come over and write "I'm a ni@@er."
Steph: YTITF, Ben.
YTITF by steph infection June 14, 2010
ytagf
Internet acronym that means YOU TWO ARE GONNA FUCK. Used sarcastically when people are kissing each other' ass on a forum or an online journal.
yttfs
yttfs by SamIfrigginAm October 12, 2010
YTTF
YTTF; You trynna fuuuuuuuuck
yatfo
An acronym used by Marines Normally Amtrackers (amphibious tracked vehicle drivers) can be an adjective or simply just a statement. which translates to “You ain’t Tracks, Fuck off.”This term has been around probably since the early 1960’s.
yatfo by YATYAS1833 December 11, 2021
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