GFL
gfl – short, and more polite than saying “good f-cking luck”
as in –
“do you think she’ll take me back”
“gfl”
get f-cked loser
oi kristy get me some ciggys” “oi robbie gfl
“grounded for life” (abbrev).
when you’ve done something so irresponsible that you get “grounded” for the foreseeable future. applies to children by their parents, but equally applies to husbands by their wives.
mike: “can you come out tonight?”
eric: “can’t i’m gfl”
mike: “what now?”
eric: “not sure how long “for life” means. maybe i’ll get a release for good behavior.”
mike: “wow. she’s the judge, jury, and prosecutor.”
eric: “true dat.”
1.goon for life
2.as goon as a goon gets
3.speaks using goon grammar
a:d-mn she a goon. she like plies.
b:yeah she a gfl. she more of a goon than plies. i thought she was smartt but she can’t speak right. she use that goon grammar
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