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Woozle: WTF lolcat

2009-05-26T15:48:58Z

WTF lolcat

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [~~Freak~~]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"		[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The F[rea]k?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"
	==Links==		==Links==
	* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related		* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related

Woozle: Reverted edits by 200.1.123.30 (Talk); changed back to last version by Woozle

2007-10-13T20:04:18Z

Reverted edits by 200.1.123.30 (Talk); changed back to last version by Woozle

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"		[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"
	==Links==		==Links==
	* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related		* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related

200.1.123.30 at 18:47, 13 October 2007

2007-10-13T18:47:56Z

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"		[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"
	==Links==		==Links==
	* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related		* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related

Woozle: spam reversion

2007-09-27T11:04:14Z

spam reversion

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"		[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"
	==Links==		==Links==
	* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related		* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related

Woozle: Reverted edits by 200.31.42.3 (Talk); changed back to last version by 195.55.130.44

2007-09-27T11:02:37Z

Reverted edits by 200.31.42.3 (Talk); changed back to last version by 195.55.130.44

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	dronrelpas		dronrelpas
	==Overview==		==Overview==

200.31.42.3 at 05:25, 27 September 2007

2007-09-27T05:25:38Z

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			troccoe
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	==Overview==		==Overview==

195.55.130.44 at 05:16, 27 September 2007

2007-09-27T05:16:40Z

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"		[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"
	==Links==		==Links==
	* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related		* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related

Woozle: daily wtf; headers

2007-01-24T00:34:05Z

daily wtf; headers

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	[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news.		==Overview==
			[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news. It is most commonly used in internet communications, especially chat and [[IM]], where it approximately translates to "How could anyone with two brain cells to rub together say/do that?"
			==Links==
			* [http://thedailywtf.com The Daily WTF]: An ongoing collection of "WTF" moments, mostly computer-related

Woozle: New page: category:acronyms"WTF", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indica...

2007-01-24T00:26:49Z

New page: category:acronyms"WTF", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indica...

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[[category:acronyms]]"[[WTF]]", typically followed by one or more question-marks (as in "WTF???"), is a neologism standing for "What The [Freak]?" (the polite version) and generally indicating stunned incredulity in reaction to some particular item of news.