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I too was confused! Alot is in the read this first thread I think (if I was clever i would link it but im not!)
A few I picked up:
LOL - laugh out loud
PMSL - peeing (swear alternative) myself laughing
IMO - In my opinion IMHO in my honest opinion
IYSWIM - if you see what I mean
WYSIWYG - what you see is what you get
IDK - I dont know
AFAIK - As far as I know
OS - old school / old style
WLTM NS with GSOH - would love to meet non smoker with good sense of humour
Woops wrong site :D:D
there are some to get us going
TC (take care )
Jex
Edit - forgot HTH! hope that helpsI will pay jexygirl the compliment of saying that she invariably writes a lot of sense!0 -
As this has fallen from the front page of OS, I'll add it to the existing thread
IMHO can be in my HUMBLE opinion, too (that's my use of it )
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Hmmm.... I see LO is on the list for little one - but I use LO for leftover(s) and I'm sure I picked up that habit (amongst others we shall not discuss at this time :rotfl: ) here on the forum . . . . ???0
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OK, I've had 4 days to think on it since I first saw it, and have come up with a big fat zilch, so please.....somebody tell me what ETA means - it's driving me mad :mad:Aug11 £193.29/£240
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Hi Hippeechiq,
ETA = Edited to add
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Pink-winged wrote: »Hi Hippeechiq,
ETA = Edited to add
Pink
Thank you Pink Not so obvious that I feel stupid at leastAug11 £193.29/£240
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Hello All
I see HG used quite a lot - Home Grown - as in veg/fruit from the garden
HTH
Trin"Not everything that COUNTS can be counted; and not everything that can be counted COUNTS"
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NSD - May 16/17. June 16/17. July 14/17
No new toiletries til stash used up challenge - start date 01/2010 - still going!
£2 Savers Club member No 93 - getting ready for Christmas 2011:)0 -
Hee Hee reminds me when I first used the computer and my friend said "LOL" well in my time (gosh I sound old!!!) LOL used to mean Lots of Love ... so when I saw her I did say you know I like you but not like that... well the tears were running down her face when she explained what she meant!!!2010 has got to be better than the last two years!! :rotfl:
Weight loss to date: 3 Stone & 5lbs!! Weight loss this week: 2 lbs !!:j0 -
Is there a thread listing forum abbreviations posters use? I'm a little confused with some of them :eek:
Thank you in advance.
NP xNever look down on anyone unless you are bending to help them up.....0 -
NorthernPrincess It tends to be fairly specific to the forum. Often if you look at the first few posts on the list there is a dictionary of sorts. Otherwise just ask, we tend to be friendly.GC Mar 13 £47.36/£1500
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