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Just wanted to defend myself when I said that I always bork the quote thing.
Bork is a netspeak way of saying break. Break=bork, past tense: borked=broken.
From urbandictionary.com:
6. Bork
To Bork is to break in almost any way. can be used to completely replace "break" esp. pertains to rendering software done (aka borked, broken) or completely unusable, similar to bricking as well...
"Ryan borked his Renegade installation" "Ryan is borken, hes been thinking too much" "Jeremy borked his psp" "BORK BORK BORK BORK" "please dont bork it!"
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