NFBSK

slang An initialism of "not for British school kids," used as a humorous placeholder for an expletive. Sometimes conjugated with -d or -ing when used in place of conjugated verbs; sometimes spelled in lowercase letters. Now, why in the NFBSK would I agree to that? Someone in the art department really nfbsk'd up this illustration.

See also:

DYSWIDT?
DYODW
DYJHI
DYJHIW
come in
come in a certain position
come on in
drughead
be (flat) on (one's) back
(Is) that everything?

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