naff: British slang, today meaning uncool, tacky, unfashionable, worthless... or as a softer expletive, in places where one might use "fuck" as in "naff off", "naff all", "naffing about".
Origins of the word are disputed, but it appears to have come from Polari (gay slang), used to dismissively refer to heterosexual people. It was introduced as a less offensive expletive verb ("naff off") in the '70s UK television show, Porridge. "Naff off!" was famously used by Princess Anne in 1982.Naff the naffing naffers.
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happy holidays tim!
-Annie :)
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whee! =D
thanks for the cards! yours makes... 624 cards!
happy holidays!!
let's go watch the producers!!
springtiiiiiiiiime, for hiiiiiiitlerrrrrrr
and GERMANYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
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k bye! :) MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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aw shucks, it's christmas time~ why not?
*marijuana wreath* for you!
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^At your joke. I chortled, it was fun, thanks.
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
^At Tiffany's comment. Isn't she adorable? ^-^
Mappy Christmas, Timmbo! See you soon! Let's play, okay?
And watch things~! Like O's 11 :D
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"^At your joke. I chortled, it was fun, thanks."
chortle... reminds me of a pokemon... AH! RPG SIDEKICK! xD
ocean's 11!!! that george clooney and his turtleneck sweaters~
*swoon*
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British slang, today meaning uncool, tacky, unfashionable, worthless... or as a softer expletive, in places where one might use "fuck" as in "naff off", "naff all", "naffing about".
Origins of the word are disputed, but it appears to have come from Polari (gay slang), used to dismissively refer to heterosexual people. It was introduced as a less offensive expletive verb ("naff off") in the '70s UK television show, Porridge. "Naff off!" was famously used by Princess Anne in 1982.Naff the naffing naffers.
AND WHUT
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oh, bollucks. >=E
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:O
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