Fork out is a popular stalk on the internet, which means to throw people up, or fork people up with some tools and drive them out. Now it can also mean to ask someone to leave jokingly. This word comes from the novel Yue Quanzhuan in the Qing Dynasty 1 1 hui. The original text is: throw the paper down and drink: "cross it out."

From the point of view of stalk-making, Yuan Shu's lines were on fire and "crossed out". Later, it was found that some of them were crossed out in A Dream of Red Mansions.

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1997 In the TV series Yongzheng Dynasty, Long Keduo once ordered Sun Jiacheng to "fork" out the disadvantages of making money in front of Yong Zhengdi.

In the 20 10 TV series The New Three Kingdoms, Shu Yuan, Wang Yun and others appeared lines such as "cross out" and "cross out for me" in many places, so some netizens used the word "cross out" in online forums and post bars to express their dissatisfaction with the frequent vernacular and shocking lines in The New Three Kingdoms.

Later, it was expanded into a general vocabulary with jokes, satire and irony. These three words estimate that the degree of fire is no less than "Lanzhou sesame seed cake".