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a frequent misinterpretation of much older common expression ‘fair deuce’ meaning fair point, good play (as in tennis), often used informally to recognise good (verbal) comebacks.

hard to distinguish “do’s” from “deuce” particularly given regional and american accents which pr-nounce “u” as “oo”

“thats what she said”

“fair deuce” (fair do’s)
can answer to absolutely anything.

if something good happens to you it’s fair do’s, if something bad happens to you it’s fair do’s

or if you havent listened to the question you were just asked, or the answer you just recieved, fair do’s will make everything ok, enjoy xd
1st person: hey dude i got an a in my business exam
2nd person: wow how did you do that?
1st person: i revised, bla bla bla yadda yadda yadda blaaa
2nd person: ohhhhhh fair do’s
means it’s just like fair enough, you’re right, or have it your way etc.
bill: 10+1= 100
ben: or its 11
bill: so it is, fairdos
ben: no worries
to agree with some one / think. that you do not belive but cannot be bothereed to argue.
jonny says “i think windows me was the the best operating system”

billy says “fair do’s”
used when u dont agree with somebody, but u cant b -rs-d arguing either.
-“alex the kidd would kick acid fairy’s -ss in a fight.”

– “fair do’s” (however really thinks wat a total f-cknut)
a variation of fair deuce, fair do’s and so on.

fair play, good point (as in tennis).

used informally to acknowledge good verbal comebacks.
“i don’t like it, take it down”

“the rest of the committie likes it though”

“ah, fair does.”