"GF What?"
I told my brother Eric yesterday about GFY... actually, I didn't tell him anything about it, I said said the letters "GFY" while he and my other brother Mike were around. But I wasn't telling them to do it, I just said it as an example of something (I forget of what, now). They only took a moment before realizing what it meant XP . They both started laughing. Mike said I was genius, Eric didn't really say anything. Mike was going, "She's gonna start a whole new computer lingo- watch, kids all over'll be saying that in a few years!" I told him that it's a way of saying [what it really means] it around teachers. But then Eric thought of something-
"But what if a teacher asks what it means?"
"I hadn't figured that out yet" I replied. He took a moment, but then had a marvelous idea!
"'Good For You'! If a teacher asks, tell them it means 'Good for you!!!'"
Mike burst out laughing all over again. I was laughing too- it was genius!!! Mike once again mentioned how there's going to be a new wave of computer lingo. Eric said he wanted credit for thinking that up.
So... here's his credit! He's never going to get to read it (my guess), but I really wanted to get the message to my friends that already use GFY. Now we TRUELY won't get in trouble for using it =D !! It also works for GFH ("Good for him/her") and GFT ("Good for them"). It doesn't quite match up after you say "He/she/they/you should...", but eh, it's an alibi!
If you still don't know what GFY is, figure it out yourself. I'm not just gonna TELL you here (lest someone I'm not interested in hearing of reads this).
~Psycho Katie
"But what if a teacher asks what it means?"
"I hadn't figured that out yet" I replied. He took a moment, but then had a marvelous idea!
"'Good For You'! If a teacher asks, tell them it means 'Good for you!!!'"
Mike burst out laughing all over again. I was laughing too- it was genius!!! Mike once again mentioned how there's going to be a new wave of computer lingo. Eric said he wanted credit for thinking that up.
So... here's his credit! He's never going to get to read it (my guess), but I really wanted to get the message to my friends that already use GFY. Now we TRUELY won't get in trouble for using it =D !! It also works for GFH ("Good for him/her") and GFT ("Good for them"). It doesn't quite match up after you say "He/she/they/you should...", but eh, it's an alibi!
If you still don't know what GFY is, figure it out yourself. I'm not just gonna TELL you here (lest someone I'm not interested in hearing of reads this).
~Psycho Katie