When someone takes something too far, by either saying something that is too far, continuing a joke after it is finished, or taking a joke too far.

This usually happens when a few friends are playfully bugging their buddy.

To take a joke too far, you should keep talking after you stopped being funny, or bring the persons mom into the conversation.

too-fahr

–interjection

1. Something said when demanded task is of disproportionate difficulty or commitment to your current state of mind or willingness.

–adjective

2. Something that is too inconvenient to achieve, perform, acquire or pursue.

3. something that is difficult to analyze, understand, explain, or quantify.

Originating in a Southern European village at the foot of the Alps in the early 2000's it's use was initially inted to define the distance of things, and the unwillingness one had to physically reach for them.

Soon this term turned into a way to describe anything that was outside the reach of their will power, understanding, physical reach, motivational reach et al.

When a person has been so absorbed in what he/she believes to be true, that no amount of reality, logical or factual explanation or actual proof, to show them that their believe is 100% wrong, will convince him/her otherwise.

The acronym "tfg" is mostly used. (Especially used in political discussions)

When a single individual is beyond the point of sobriety that he/she is no longer on this planet

“Too Far June” is a very useful phrase, which can be used in a variety of ways.

Whether it be a sexual act or an argument/discussion which has exceeded your limits.

A term used for when someone takes a joke that was previously funny, "too far," to the point where it's no longer funny and/or awkward.
Can be used as an alternative for "killed it"

This basically is a synonym for “a long shot”, or an overly ambitious plan.

The story behind it is that during WWII in 1944, the Allies came up with a plan (Operation Market Garden) to use paratroopers to secure three bridges over three key rivers behind enemy lines in The Netherlands. British forces would then rush forward across all three bridges to relieve the paratroopers, and later push into Germany itself.

It was an extremely ambitious plan. A British commander is alleged to have said “I think we may be going a bridge too far”, and he was right. The American airborne divisions were able to capture the first two bridges, and were relieved. But the British and Polish paratroopers at the third and final bridge at Arnhem were basically wiped out before tanks of the Irish Guards could punch through to reach them. Market Garden was an operational failure.

When you make a porn home video.