I may be blind, but I couldn't find what this means.
I know IMO is In My Opinion, but what is IMHO ?
In my humble opinion.
Well, I've seen people use the "h" to mean "honest," too.
Ah, thanks, I feel dumb for not figuring it out.
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lols
Quote from: A on October 28, 2010, 09:52:01 PM
Ah, thanks, I feel dumb for not figuring it out.
Heh. You used "SMS" in a recent post, and I had no idea what it was, so I googled it.
Well, I had a good idea what it meant, but I couldn't make the acronym work. ::)
Wait...sms? I dunno these things.
Quote from: mija on October 28, 2010, 11:53:21 PM
Wait...sms? I dunno these things.
Ditto tho I knew IMHO.
SMS - text speak for Short Message Service. wich S w@ txtN S*
And if you need or want a translator (http://www.lingo2word.com/translatetxt.php?searcher1=lingo&tosearch1=?searcher1=lingo&tosearch1=Undrstand+txt+Msgs+,+Jst+Typ+Yr+Msg+in+d+lft+bx)
*Which is what texting is
Quote from: LordKAT on October 28, 2010, 11:59:52 PM
Ditto tho I knew IMHO.
Haha i was gunna ask the same thing!
Another question, what's "ditto" ?
Like "same here" or "me too" pretty much
SMS speak? Pfffft... I make a point of using correct English when "texting", 128 character limit be damned! :laugh:
Quote from: A on October 29, 2010, 01:54:04 AM
Another question, what's "ditto" ?
A ditto mark copies the words/symbols above it to the next line. Ditto copies the words before it.
I'm sure many posters don't know what 'sic' means; sadly.
Cindy
SMS is actually the official word for texting..."texting" was invented as SMS. >_> "Texting" is slag yo! Haha!
Quote from: CindyJames on October 29, 2010, 04:17:46 AM
I'm sure many posters don't know what 'sic' means; sadly.
If I had a dog, I would sic him on those people. >:-)
Quote from: [CRYPT] Chris on October 29, 2010, 01:22:30 PM
SMS is actually the official word for texting..."texting" was invented as SMS. >_> "Texting" is slag yo! Haha!
Well, I suppose one could use SMS to refer to the protocol, and "texting" to refer to the action of sending a text based message between mobile phones using the SMS protocol... :P
Like saying "I'll email you" as opposed to "I'll SMTP you". Which is actually kinda cool...I think I'll start doing that :laugh:.
Quote from: CindyJames on October 29, 2010, 04:17:46 AM
I'm sure many posters don't know what 'sic' means; sadly.
Cindy
If something is sick it means it's cool, rad, crazy, awesome.
Quote from: Sharky on November 07, 2010, 01:01:11 PM
If something is sick it means it's cool, rad, crazy, awesome.
Wrong sic, try latin.
The latin term "sic", usually shown in brackets [sic], means "intensionally so written" to indicate to the reader that the mistakes in the statement are not transcription errors, but transcribed as dictated.
Q.E.D.
-Sandy
Oh, brackets ? In French we do it like this : (sic). I wonder why they made it different between languages.
Sandy,
I see that you quoted that verbatim. :)
Jamie.
Quote from: A on November 07, 2010, 04:33:38 PM
Oh, brackets ? In French we do it like this : (sic). I wonder why they made it different between languages.
Probably for the same reason we yanks write "color" not "colour".
-Sandy
Quote from: jamied on November 07, 2010, 04:47:45 PM
Sandy,
I see that you quoted that verbatim. :)
Jamie.
That is why I didn't type:
QuoteThe latin term "sic", usually shown in brackets [sic], means "intensionally so written" to indicate to the reader that the mistakes in the statement are not transcription errors, but transcribed as dictated.
[sic]
What are you doing out of bed???
-Sandy(google and wikipedia are my friends)
Tis highly personal I know....
But I equate anyone that writes IMHO in a post as being a wee bit feeble....
Either have a view or don't?
Why the need for humility with an opinion....
Fortune favours the bold.... so be!
Quote from: Sandy on November 07, 2010, 04:14:26 PM
The latin term "sic", usually shown in brackets [sic], means "intensionally so written" to indicate to the reader that the mistakes in the statement are not transcription errors, but transcribed as dictated.
Q.E.D.
-Sandy
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