Internet abbreviations...

Copper Dragon wrote:

karlypants wrote:
I see your still stuck in a time warp Bonce!

No doubt it says "Nice to see you..."

'your'

Now that's just effing ridiculous. Ban yourself immediately.

Boggersbelief wrote:This is definitely a thread for moaning old men.

Boggersbelief wrote:No

Breadman wrote:

Hipster_Nebula wrote:I always use IMO. Just handy isn't it.

No.

It's a pointless, inherently redundant phrase.

If your Mrs asked you if you wanted chips or mash with your tea, would you start your reply:

"In my opinion, I'd like chips."

No, would you fuck.

Same on here.

If you're responding to a thread, you don't need to tell us that what you've typed is a reflection of your opinion on the subject under discussion, as by definition, what you type is based on your opinion.

Stupid phrase.

Please don't use it again.

boltonbonce wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:No

OK

Copper Dragon wrote:

gloswhite wrote:Also, the use of abbreviated words isn't new. Radio ops have used them for many years, along with specific meanings being shown, as Q or Z codes e.g QSA IMI meaning what is my signal strength.

Time saving because they are doing a job.

Not pissing about on the internet or phone coming across all stupid.

The one that really does make me want to get my axe out and go on a murderous rampage is 'ppl' instead of 'people'.

Three effing letters difference, effing morons.