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My least favorite is IANAL (no pun intended), my favorite is RTFM, I use it a lot!
BofA is ugly but it's mainly a US thing, no one else uses it.
lots of people use bofa! >!bofa deez nuts!<
Spoiler tags work a little different here. Try this:
the tags I used work fine for me Β―\_(γ)_/Β―
Gotcha. The tags didn't render for me (I'm using Jerboa on Android)
They don't work on the Lemmy website, I guess your app is doing non-standard stuff
That's not official though
I can only read it as "I Anal" and the teenage boy in me giggles and I forget what I am reading.
Get him out of you RIGHT NOW
What do they mean?
I think IAnal is pretty obvious. Pretty sure BofA is sexual too. π€·ββοΈ.
In case anyone wants the real meanings: I am not a lawyer, read the f***ing manual, bank of america.
Interesting that they'd censor the word in the acronym
Crazy that your name is an acronym/initialism.
RT*M
You are the mom those 90s articles about AOL lingo was about
IANAL is completely 100% totally entirely not obvious. At all