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A funny forward is one of those usually annoying emails containing a joke or urban legend that your less-than-intelligent friends forward to everyone in their address book because they have nothing original to say themselves.
That picture of a cat hanging from a branch made me laugh so hard that I funny forwarded it to all my friends.
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To make time pass more quickly by getting high
Dude this is the worst super bowl show ever. Let's blaze forward.
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Prep politician talk for "uh..." or "ummm...". See "umm"
Prep: "Going forward we will make money"
Stoner: "Umm, we will make money"
Old school: "We will make money"
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a skate team own by tex and troy
Im sponsored by forward skateboards
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When you really look forward to something
Matt: Yeah, I can loon forward to no more midterms and finals.
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A common stand-up comedian technique where a subject is casually mentioned in a story that they will build upon in a later bit. Call-forwards are used to transition from a subject to a seemingly unrelated subject by dropping subtle references so that the subject being switched to does not seem out of place.
The opposite of a Call-Back
"When ever Bill Burr does a Call-Forward statement about the elderly I know that I am about to hear a transition to a joke about old people dying"
"Son, as much as we appreciate your knowledge of urban diction. It's probably the last thing your grandfather wants to hear on his deathbed."
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An unnecessary name for slash (/), denoted with the same key that is used for the question mark (which requires the use of the SHIFT key when pressing that button, and the slash is that button without SHIFT). The backslash (\) is differentiated by the "back" in its name (the button just above the ENTER key), and it is essentially a different "slash." The "forward" slash leans "forward" in the sense of reading from left to right.
But really a forward slash is just a goddamn slash.
Person 1: "OK the web address for my awesome site is http colon forward slash forward slash www dot awesomesite dot com."
Person 2: "Dude, you can just say 'slash.' Really you can just say 'awesomesite dot com' and I'll get it."
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