I've noticed over the past few months, that a couple of posts end with "TIA". Now, I saw it on the bottom of posts where people have been using aliases ans just assumed that this member's namemust be Tia. Then I noticed that it was on the bottom of other people's posts..like Claudia and other "real name" members..so it started to dawn on me that "TIA" must stand for something..instead of being a name. :rolleyes:
OMG!!! Have you ever heard of anything so DUMB????
:) Mel
Feel free to comment about my DUMBNESS!! LOL :D
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I don't patronize ;) otherwise what, I guess you found it then?
you are soooo lucky you excluded me from that one
You are good at using google, look them up, especially the word "minger" :D
you fogot the definitions of those please
along with plonker, prat, tosser, minger ( but you are not one ?), Yeah...there seems to be a lot of "lost in translation" moments
thank you...maybe now we won't take offence to things you say..now that we know what they mean...you forgot wanker!!...sorry
I really need to post a list for you don't I?
him indoors = husband
her indoors= wife
geezer or mate = buddy
bird = girlfriend
cougar = old slapper
tart= lose woman
what the does him indoors and her indoors mean??...forgive me not familiar with the british lingo
or simply "him indoors", and "her indoors"
pain in my a$$ :D
What the heck is PIMA now? :confused:
you are no dummy....i had to learn alot from my kids....as they are more familier with the computer lingo
smiles
janetc
I like it because it doesn't matter what I am thinking it is still DH you guys can figure out what the "D" stands for just by the sentence.
don't forget PIMAH... ;)
BAWAAAA HAAAAA..I just thought of something..we can change the "DH" to "GDH"..you guys can figure out what I mean. :D Mel
I find if you think about it in not so nice terms..it easier to deal with. For example..."Damn Husband" ..that one works for me.
:) Mel
about the DH. It took me a long time to use it but figured it was the language of all forums about family so I might well use it too. Is this standard in other forums to use DH, DS, etc? It is faster to type. My husband is dear to me but I've never referred to him this way publicly. Yet. Lol.
well i don't know now!!!...i'll have to think about it.... ;) :D
hehe
Jenjen.... I seriously can't stand it! Don't hate me everyone!
HAAAAAAAA! So funny Jeep!
whew!!!!....thank god i'm not the only one...i was talking to one of the hockey moms and i said something about DH...and she looked at me like i was from another planet...LOL
I find myself refering to my Husband as DH all the time I even said it to him and he looked at me like "What the H@ll" is DH. Oh I guess I spent to much time here.Didn't we have a list with all the abbreviations a while back amn there wer to many for me.
I'm a dummy too. For the longest time I noticed everyone was typing DH, and I had no clue what the letters stood for. I realized in context it had to do with a spouse (as in husband) but the "D" in front of it? Ya, no. It just sounds so sheesy / tacky to read it that way. Am I the only one that thinks that? I just can't get use to that one. We type everything else out, why not just type husband, hubby, or partner or fiance, or whatever? How hard is that? :hairpull:
ok...that's better.... :D
Yeah..not old...sorry. LOL
well i wouldn't say ooolllllddddd.... :D
HA HA HA..the old Sage does it again. :D
TIA= thank in advance...that's why i'm a sage... :D
I was going to write the same thing, I have no idea what TIA means either!!!
is you won't comment on mine. What does TIA mean?