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I think it's best to expand this initialism, I at least wasn'
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edit approved Apr 29, 2015 at 20:20
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Crows here in the PNWPacific Northwest find everything. I threw a loaf of bread squares onto my lawn one morning, trying to remember where iI put my single car key. Voila, a crow buggered around and flipped the key so I could see it. Luckily he didn't use it for his nest.

Crows here in the PNW find everything. I threw a loaf of bread squares onto my lawn one morning, trying to remember where i put my single car key. Voila, a crow buggered around and flipped the key so I could see it. Luckily he didn't use it for his nest.

Crows here in the Pacific Northwest find everything. I threw a loaf of bread squares onto my lawn one morning, trying to remember where I put my single car key. Voila, a crow buggered around and flipped the key so I could see it. Luckily he didn't use it for his nest.

changed "did" to "didn't", since the OP obviously meant that!
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Crows here in the PNW find everything. I threw a loaf of bread squares onto my lawn one morning, trying to remember where i put my single car key. Voila, a crow buggered around and flipped the key so I could see it. Luckily he diddidn't use it for his nest.

Crows here in the PNW find everything. I threw a loaf of bread squares onto my lawn one morning, trying to remember where i put my single car key. Voila, a crow buggered around and flipped the key so I could see it. Luckily he did use it for his nest.

Crows here in the PNW find everything. I threw a loaf of bread squares onto my lawn one morning, trying to remember where i put my single car key. Voila, a crow buggered around and flipped the key so I could see it. Luckily he didn't use it for his nest.

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Crows here in the PNW find everything. I threw a loaf of bread squares onto my lawn one morning, trying to remember where i put my single car key. Voila, a crow buggered around and flipped the key so I could see it. Luckily he did use it for his nest.