Other derivatives of this expression found in hacker slang or internet slang include: RTDM  "Read The Damn/Darn Manual" RTFA  "Read The Fucking Article" - commonly used on Slashdot and digg, and usually said to someone who has obviously posted a comment without reading the relevant article. RTFB  "Read The Fucking Binary" RTFD  "Read The Fucking Documentation" RTFFAQ  "Read The Fucking FAQ" (sometimes shortened to RTFFSee also:

RTFM, RTFM - Related Terms, RTFM - Criticism, RTFM - Counter-Criticism

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Alex Ferguson, Alex Ferguson - Playing career, Alex Ferguson - Early managerial career, Alex Ferguson - East Stirlingshire, Alex Ferguson - St Mirren, Alex Ferguson - Managing Aberdeen, Alex Ferguson - Managing Manchester United, Alex Ferguson - First seasons at United, Alex Ferguson - First trophy in England, Alex Ferguson - European success but a disappointment in the league, Alex Ferguson - 1992–1993: Champions at Last, Alex Ferguson - 1993–1994: The Double, Alex Ferguson - 1994–1995: Trophyless season, Alex Ferguson - 1995–1996: The Double Double, Alex Ferguson - 1996–1997: Another Title, Alex Ferguson - 1997–1998: A great start but a disappointing end, Alex Ferguson - 1998–1999: 'The Treble', Alex Ferguson - 1999-2000: Title number 6, Alex Ferguson - 2000-01: Title number 7, Alex Ferguson - 2001-02: A rare trophyless season, Alex Ferguson - 2002-03: Title number 8, Alex Ferguson - 2003-04: FA Cup Glory, Alex Ferguson - 2004-05: Trophyless, Alex Ferguson - 2005–06, Alex Ferguson - Awards and trophies in English football, Alex Ferguson - Misc. Facts, Alex Ferguson - Famous Quotes, Alex Ferguson - Notes

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The slang terms are considered by many to be vulgar. However, the slang terms are far more common in general usage than the phrase "mammary intercourse", and the act is commonly referred to by slang names by health education professionals to avoid confusion and, like in sexual education in general, avoid making something that may be familiar sound foreign. tit-fucking or titty-fucking (United States, United Kingdom) tit-wank (United Kingdom) Russian (U.S. sex workers)See also:

Mammary intercourse, Mammary intercourse - Slang

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Host (Alan Chernoff): Let's talk a little bit about where your career has been -- Clay: (laughing in disbelief) I can't believe it, you know what I mean? Host: You, of course, were a headline guy, and then -- Clay: I'm still a headline guy, you know what I mean? Host: For a while you popped out, and now you're coming back (motioning a cycle with his hands) -- Clay: I'm coming back... (imitating the host - motioning a cycle with his hands) it's what I do... Host: F ...

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Andrew Dice Clay, Andrew Dice Clay - Early career, Andrew Dice Clay - Comedic style, Andrew Dice Clay - Insult comedy, Andrew Dice Clay - Popularity, Andrew Dice Clay - The Day the Laughter Died, Andrew Dice Clay - Commercial failure, Andrew Dice Clay - Bless This House, Andrew Dice Clay - Later works, Andrew Dice Clay - CNN appearance, Andrew Dice Clay - CNN interview transcript: Stand-up Guy, Andrew Dice Clay - Discography, Andrew Dice Clay - Recordings featuring Dice samples, Andrew Dice Clay - Starring roles

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Most literally, to fuck is to copulate, but it is also used as a more general expletive or intensifier. Some instances of the word can be taken at face value, such as "Let's fuck," "I'd fuck her/him" or "Cindy fucks." Other uses are dysphemistic: The sexual connotation, usually connected to masturbation (in the case of "fuck yourself"), is invoked to incite additional disgust, but has nothing to do w ...

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History of the word "fuck", History of the word "fuck" - Modern usage, History of the word "fuck" - Euphemisms, History of the word "fuck" - Incidents on British Television, History of the word "fuck" - Censorship, History of the word "fuck" - Usage in politics, History of the word "fuck" - Early mainstream musical use, History of the word "fuck" - Further reference

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Steve Ballmer has been known to be very passionate in expressing his enthusiasm. Once his vocal cords required surgery after he screamed "Windows, Windows, Windows" continuously at a meeting in Japan in 1991. When Microsoft celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2000, Ballmer popped out of the anniversary cake to surprise the audience. His wild screaming and dancing on stage at an employees convention was caught on a widely-circulated video known as "Dance Monkeyboy." A few days later at a developers' conference, a sweat-soaked Ballmer repeatedly chanted "developers" at leas ...

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Steve Ballmer, Steve Ballmer - Early life and education, Steve Ballmer - Career, Steve Ballmer - Personality, Steve Ballmer - Portrayals

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Copulation is the union of the external sexual organs of two sexually reproducing animal organisms for insemination and for subsequent internal fertilization, which is fertilization of ova inside organisms. The two organisms may be of opposite sexes or hermaphroditic, as is the case with, for example, snails. Animals initially lived only in water and reproduced by external fertilization in the water. Certain animals st ...

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Swedish moose warning sign, a popular German tourist souvenir The Fucking, Austria, street sign with an equally misunderstood one beneath it ("Please, not so fast!") Shades of Death road on a steel I-beam ...

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Street sign theft, Street sign theft - In law, Street sign theft - Specific and/or common examples, Street sign theft - Popular culture examples, Street sign theft - Other culture and language, Street sign theft - Gallery of examples

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The BFG9000 is a fictional futuristic weapon found in the computer games Doom, Doom II, Doom 3, and Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil. The BFG9000 appears as a large, solid metal gun that fires big balls of green plasma. The most powerful in the game, it is capable of destroying nearly any player or enemy with a single hit. Most subsequent first-person shooters implemented similar weapons, but few of them were quite as notorious as the BFG9000. Quake II and Quake III Arena pay homage to the BFG9000 with a p ...

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BFG9000 - Damage calculation BFG9000 - Incarnations BFG9000 - References to the BFG

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In sentences such as "You'd better pray for a bloody miracle if you want to avoid bankruptcy." "That was a bloody good meal." "The bloody policeman tailed me all the way home." "I hope he bloody chokes on his pretzels." bloody contributes nothing to the meaning. Rather, it suggests the strength of feeling (usually anger or irritation, but often admiration, etc.) of the speaker. In having no meaning, it resembles the syntactic expletives discussed ...

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Expletive, Expletive - Syntactic expletives, Expletive - Expletive attributives, Expletive - Bad language

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Beherit are a black metal band from Finland. They released two full-length albums and many demos, before abandoning black metal in favour of dark ambient music. The band's name was taken from the the Syriac word for Satan. Beherit band - Band members. Nuclear Holocausto (Marko Laiho) - Vocals / Guitar Black Jesus (Arjo Wennstrom) - Bass Necroperversor - Drums Beherit band - Former members. Sodomatic Slaughter (Jari Pirinen) - DrumsIncluding:

Beherit band - Band members
Beherit band - Former members
Beherit band - Discography Beherit band - Related genres

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Buckethead (born Brian Carroll) is a guitarist and composer who has recorded several solo albums, as well as collaborative albums with Bill Laswell, Bootsy Collins, System of a Down's Serj Tankian, and Primus bassist/singer Les Claypool. He has also worked with Viggo Mortensen on several limited-release albums. His stage persona is unusual: he wears a white kabuki mask and a Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket on his head. In addition to his eccentric aesthetics, he displays this persona to press and fans alike: instead of communicat ...

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Buckethead - Discography
Buckethead - As Buckethead Buckethead - As Death Cube K Buckethead - With Giant Robot Buckethead - With Pieces Buckethead - With Deli Creeps Buckethead - With Gorgone Buckethead - With Zillatron Buckethead - With Jonas Helborg and Michael Shrieve Buckethead - With Cobra Strike II Buckethead - With Praxis Buckethead - With El Stew Buckethead - With Guns N' Roses Buckethead - With Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains Buckethead - With Cornbugs Buckethead - With Jeremy Edgington Buckethead - With Thanatopsis Buckethead - With Company 91 Buckethead - With Arcana Buckethead - With Serj Tankian

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Science fiction is a genre of fiction in which advances in science, or contact with more scientifically advanced civilizations, create situations different from those of both the present day and the known past. Although science fiction is often written primarily to entertain, many authors have a deeper purpose, using the genre to provide insight into science, society, or the human condition. The borders of this genre are not well defined, and the dividing lines between its sub-genres are often fluid. (In Strong Opinions, Vladim ...

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Science fiction - Terminology Science fiction - Scope Science fiction - Media Science fiction - Fandom Science fiction - SF Portals

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Science fiction is a genre of fiction in which advances in science, or contact with more scientifically advanced civilizations, create situations different from those of both the present day and the known past. Although science fiction is often written primarily to entertain, many authors have a deeper purpose, using the genre to provide insight into science, society, or the human condition. The borders of this genre are not well defined, and the dividing lines between its sub-genres are often fluid. (In Strong Opinions, Vladim ...

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Science fiction - Terminology Science fiction - Scope Science fiction - Media Science fiction - Fandom Science fiction - SF Portals
Science fiction - Bibliographies of SF in various languages

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(arcane computer acronym, terminology or technology) (Computer jargon must be distinguished from hacker slang, which is the language of a certain subculture of people involved with computers. See jargon file.) BTKATC - Between The Keyboard And The Chair; An acronym commonly used in the Technical Support Realm and in other IT instances. An error refering to the source of a linguistic or programming error. Also spelled "BCAK" (Between Chair And Keyboard). CAD - Computer Aided Design; ...

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Mierda is a term which signifies excretement, or in a vulgar sense, shit. Terms such as vete a la mierda, however, mean to go to hell. However, caca is a term more acceptable and of child-like usage, and is related loosely to the English, poo. It is also used to describe unpleasant or negative things, such as tiempo de mierda (i.e. shitty weather) or auto de mierda (fucking/bloody car). The euphemisms Miércoles (Wednesday) and eme (the letter m) are sometimes used in such ...

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Spanish profanity, Spanish profanity - To fuck, Spanish profanity - Mierda, Spanish profanity - Paja, Spanish profanity - Pendejo, Spanish profanity - Puta, Spanish profanity - Other terms

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Initial releases of the album had certain sections of songs edited or removed due to perceived offensiveness. These instances of "censorship" varied depending on release; general consensus is that Frank himself was responsible for the first series of cuts (perhaps in an attempt to stave off exactly what would happen later), while Verve is probably responsible for the second set. These two sets of edits are often distinguished by the monikers "censored" and "heavily censored." Tracks affected include: "Who Needs the Peace Corp ...

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We're Only in It for the Money, We're Only in It for the Money - Censorship, We're Only in It for the Money - Cover art, We're Only in It for the Money - Track listing, We're Only in It for the Money - Personnel, We're Only in It for the Money - Production, We're Only in It for the Money - Charts

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Ford Fairlane, the movie with his first starring role, failed at the box office, effectively ending Clay's leading-man career. A standup performance at Madison Square Garden was given movie release as Dice Rules in 1991. Many theaters refused to show it, and it failed commercially; by the release of his album 40 Too Long (1992), Clay was nearly forgotten. His 1993 album The Day The Laughter Died, Part 2 was recorded in front of a small audience at Dangerfield's in New York. On the album, he reprised the concept of ...

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Andrew Dice Clay, Andrew Dice Clay - Early career, Andrew Dice Clay - Comedic style, Andrew Dice Clay - Insult comedy, Andrew Dice Clay - Popularity, Andrew Dice Clay - The Day the Laughter Died, Andrew Dice Clay - Commercial failure, Andrew Dice Clay - Bless This House, Andrew Dice Clay - Later works, Andrew Dice Clay - CNN appearance, Andrew Dice Clay - CNN interview transcript: Stand-up Guy, Andrew Dice Clay - Discography, Andrew Dice Clay - Recordings featuring Dice samples, Andrew Dice Clay - Starring roles

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Letterman and Madonna were soon seen together again when they presented Aerosmith with the MTV Video Music Award for Best Group Video for "Cryin" (from Get a Grip). This wasn't Madonna's first or last appearance on The Late Show. She guested on the talk show in 1988 with comedian Sandra Bernhard, and made subsequent appearences in 2000 and 2003 to promote her Music album and series of children's books respectively. Fans of both Letterman and Madonna have urged CBS to release the episode on DVD. As of 2005, the show is only available as a boot ...

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Madonna on Letterman, Madonna on Letterman - Details, Madonna on Letterman - Aftermath, Madonna on Letterman - Other facts, Madonna on Letterman - Top Ten list, Madonna on Letterman - Quotes

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Main songwriter and lyricist Dave King composes his verse on a typewriter manufactured in 1916, the year of the Easter Rising in Ireland. It is possible that the title of Flogging Molly's album Alive Behind the Green Door is an allusion to the hardcore pornographic motion picture, Behind the Green Door, which shattered common perceptions of decency on film. Dave King has described Flogging Molly concerts as "the Sur ...

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Flogging Molly, Flogging Molly - Discography, Flogging Molly - Trivia

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