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Depends on where in the world you hail from originally. I have also seek "fks" to mean the same thing. More common with non-native English speakers.
by belfalas 4y ago
Depends on where in the world you hail from originally. I have also seek "fks" to mean the same thing. More common with non-native English speakers.
- silicon2401 4y agoIt's probably a feature of non-western English varieties. I've never seen "fks" used to mean "for example" and would never imagine that that's what it stands for.