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[[File:Diaf-or-gtfo.jpg|thumb|300px|[[GTFO]] or DIAF]] | [[File:Diaf-or-gtfo.jpg|thumb|300px|[[GTFO]] or DIAF]] | ||
[[File:DieInANostril.jpg|thumb|...not to be confused with "die in a nostril"]] | [[File:DieInANostril.jpg|thumb|...not to be confused with "die in a nostril"]] | ||
''You didn't mean the [[DIAF Podcast]], did you? Well too bad, you screwed up!'' | |||
'''Die in a Fire''' (or '''DIAF''') is a greeting, a goodbye, an insult, and a term of endearment. | '''Die in a Fire''' (or '''DIAF''') is a greeting, a goodbye, an insult, and a term of endearment. | ||
Revision as of 06:54, 30 December 2010
GTFO or DIAF
You didn't mean the DIAF Podcast, did you? Well too bad, you screwed up!
Die in a Fire (or DIAF) is a greeting, a goodbye, an insult, and a term of endearment.
It is best said in a cheery voice while waving and smiling.
Use of this phrase on NSFW started during the SXSW 2010 series of live streams and SXSW Guaranteed, Guaranteed.