In English or in slang?I've seen it a few times. What does it mean?
word.Thanks. Slang. I'm obviously not keeping up with the times.
"word" I got ... but had to google acronym QFT the other day ...
Now if you really want to date yourself among the hispters:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZThquH5t0ow
I never say 'cool' but I do say 'kewl'I have a habit of saying "Far out" on occasion. I missed most of that era, but "cool" and "groovy" were part of my lexicon, briefly.
So, one time I said "Far out" when I was teaching HS kids back in 2002 - they got a HUGE kick out of it. Just the funniest thing they had ever heard....
Now if you really want to date yourself among the hispters:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZThquH5t0ow
I have a habit of saying "Far out" on occasion. I missed most of that era, but "cool" and "groovy" were part of my lexicon, briefly.
So, one time I said "Far out" when I was teaching HS kids back in 2002 - they got a HUGE kick out of it. Just the funniest thing they had ever heard....
but did you say it like John Denver did?![]()
Thanks. Slang. I'm obviously not keeping up with the times.
"Word" has been around since the mid-late 80's.
And the obligatory video:
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This one?
Never heard that one before. I was very surprised that the "F" didn't stand for what i thought it would stand for. :wink2:

Now if you really want to date yourself among the hispters:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZThquH5t0ow
You sure about that? I don't think LeVar Burton was in Airplane!Geordi!
Or Kunte Kinte, depending on your nostalgia....
The two "Jive Dudes" were Norman Alexander Gibbs and Al White.You sure about that? I don't think LeVar Burton was in Airplane!The two "Jive Dudes" were Norman Alexander Gibbs and Al White.
Ah, I associated the wrong video with the quote! Sorry.He was in the Cameo video I posted - which is also the post that was quoted.

I don't do anything like John Denver: play guitar well, smoke dope, crash homebuilts...
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