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[Jonnyozero3]

For us older folks...."ftw" means "for the win".

Some of us younger folk have had to look up such things recently as well

[etcarroll]

Thanks for the definition, I was stumped.

Son, this week, any method you chose.

[buddhadas]

Thanks Curtis!
I was clueless...as usual!


Jim

[curtis]

the only reason I know what "ftw" means is because last year when I was researching cars, I read a lot of forums...and being that I was researching Scions, which is popular among a younger crowd, I was seeing "ftw" everywhere and had no clue. Finally someone else asked.

Also saw a lot of "ftl" - for the loss.....in case Drew springs that one on us.

[ebh]

oh you geezers

i generally think of ftl as "for the lose."

[curtis]

oh you geezers

i generally think of ftl as "for the lose."

LOL....I probably have it wrong!

[BradJudy]

Sadly, most of those using "ftw" are probably too young to remember the source: Hollywood Squares. As in "I'll take Sandy Duncan for the win, please".

At least I think that's the source. It's my story and I'm sticking to it.

[buddhadas]

Ever notice that nobody ever took Paul Lynde for the win! I too am sticking to your theory BradJudy!

[etcarroll]

I must be getting old, I do remember Sandy Duncan and Paul Lynde.

And Rosemarie makes three.

Three in a row, ftw!!!!

[ebh]

Sadly, most of those using "ftw" are probably too young to remember the source: Hollywood Squares. As in "I'll take Sandy Duncan for the win, please".

At least I think that's the source. It's my story and I'm sticking to it.

haha, you are right, i had no idea. but apparently that is true: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ftw

for teh win!