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xmyo | 23:16 Tue 06th Aug 2002 | Film, Media & TV
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can anyone tell me what the 1st FILM to coin the phrase 'fubar' was?
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I've no idea which was the first to utilise the phrase, but it most assuredly was not coined by a film. Meaning 'F***ed Up Beyond All Recognition', the expression was used by troops in the Vietnam conflict.
23:45 Tue 06th Aug 2002
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sorry waldomcfroog, im really after the first film to use it. It was used in ww2 and WV had a cartoon character called fubar but I am after the first film that used it.
11:37 Wed 07th Aug 2002
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The earliest film I heard it in was Full Metal Jacket. An the latest being Saving Private Ryan
11:14 Thu 08th Aug 2002

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