OFIFU
ofifu is the acronym of the phrase “oh f-ck i f-cked up”.
it can be used in replacement for your friends name when they do something stupid aka f-ck up!
this also can be molded into various forms:
ofifian: a race of people who f-ck up
ofifed or ofifud: both the verb form of ofifu
“f-cking ofifu, your such a dumb b-tch!”
“i think victor is a ofifian he is always f-cking up”
“d-ck my condom rip when i was in this b-tch i ofifed.
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