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Should be obvious if you have been exposed. Ask questions so that you understand the language. Many great corvette minds on the forum and by reading and more importantly understanding you can increase the learning curve.
Only a jerk will put you down! So keep asking questions and don't worry when someone tries to put you down. Great forum and most are behind you.
Couldn't figure out TTT and had to ask - three years ago!
I still scratch my empty skull on a few certain acronyms on this forum also.
Isn't there a sticky or post-it page somewhere on the forum that defines the acronyms. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying do a search or something rude like that, 'cause it didn't help me. It just seems that when I registered here that I saw a key to these somewhere, but I can't find it. Maybe thinking of a different site/forum.
I found this, but there are still many I don't understand. Tryin' to learn!!
A4 – 4-speed Automatic Tranny
AB - Auto Buffs
AFAIK - As Far As I Know
AH – Corvette Active Handling
ARE - Agostino Racing Engines
BBL - Be Back Later
BFD - Big...Fat... Deal
BFN - Bye For Now
BOHICA - Bend Over, Here It Comes
BPP - Breathless Performance Products
BRB - Be Right Back
BSOD - Blue Screen Of Death - the windows "Crash" screen
BSM - Body Side Moldings
BTW - By The Way
CF - Carbon Fiber
CAI - Cold Air Intakes
COH - Corvettes of Houston
DILLIGAS - Do I Look Like I Give A S---
DILLIGAF - A more emphatic version of DILLIGAS
FI – Forced Induction
FRC – Fixed Roof Coupe
FUBAR - "Fixed" Up Beyond All Recognition
FUD - Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt - BS intended to scare you about a product.
FWIW - For What It's Worth
FYI - For Your Information
g - grin - usually in brackets or angles <g> or [g]
bg - big grin
vbg - very big grin
vbseg - very big stuff eating grin
gd&h - grinning, ducking and hiding
gd&r - grinning, ducking and running
gd&r,vvf - grinning, ducking and running, very very fast
GMAB - Give Me A Break
GMAFB - a vehement version of Give Me A Break <g>
H/C – Heads Cam Pkg
HSIK - How Should I Know
HT - Hardtop (related to FRC)
IAC - In Any Case
IAE - In Any Event
IANAL - I Am Not A Lawyer
IBIWISI - I'll Believe It When I See It
IIRC If I Recall Correctly
INAL - I'm Not A Lawyer
IMO - In My Opinion
IMHO - In My Humble Opinion
IMMHO - In My Most Humble Opinion
IOW - In Other Words
IYKWIM - If you know what I mean
JFYI - Just For Your Information
JMHO - Just My Humble Opinion
JMO - Just My Opinion
KMA - Kiss My ...Ahem....
LOL - Laughing Out Loud
LMAO - Laughing My <ahem> Off
LPE - Lingenfelter Performance Engineering
LTFSA - Leave The Fine Settings Alone
MN12 – Z06 6-speed
MN6 – Corvette 6-speed
NBD - No Big Deal
NBR - Nurburgring
NOYB - None Of Your Business
NOYDB - A forceful version of NOYB <g>
NOYFB - A an even more forceful version of NOYB <g>
NRN - No Reply Necessary
OIC - Oh, I See
OMG – Oh My God
OTL - Out To Lunch
OTOH - On The Other Hand
PFM - Pure Freaking Magic
PIMP - Peeing In My Pants (laughing so hard....)
PITA - Pain In The A**
PMFBI - Pardon Me For Butting In
PMFJI - Pardon Me For Jumping In
PMJI - Pardon My Jumping In
POS - Piece of S---
PTB - Powers That Be
RNA - Ring, No Answer (communication or telephone term for a problem)
ROFL - Rolling On Floor Laughing
ROTF - Rolling On The Floor
ROTF,L - Rolling On The Floor, Laughing
RPO – Regular Production Option
RSN - Real Soon Now
RTFM - Read The Fine Manual
RYFM - Read Your Fine Manual
SOTP - Seat Of The Pants
SNAFU - Situation Normal, All "fixed" Up
SW - Specter Werkes
TANJ - There Ain't No Justice
TANSTAAFL - There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch
TC – Corvette Traction Control
TDNBW - This Does Not Bode Well
TIA - Thanks In Advance
TIC - Tongue In Cheek
TMTOYH - Too much time on your hands
TMUI - Too much useless information
TPTB - The Powers That Be
TPS – Tire Pressure Sensor
TPM – Tire Pressure Monitor
TSTO - To Stupid To Operate
TTFN - Ta Ta For Now
TTT – To the Top (when posting to a thread to bring it back to the top)
TTYL - Talk (or Type <g> ) To You Later
UABFH - Use A Bigger Freaking Hammer!
VE - Vette Essentials
WAD - Working As Designed (... is a feature, not a bug)
WAG - Wild A-- Guess.
SWAG - Super or Scientific WAG
WAM - World According to MSFT (MicroSoft)
WGAS - Who Gives A S---
WGAF - A more emphative version of WGAS
WOA - Work Of Art
WOT - Wide Open Throttle
WSMM - Well Shut My Mouth (Southern Computers Only)
WTH - What The H---
WTF - What The F---
WCC - West Coast Corvettes
WYSIWYG - What you see is what you get
Y2K - year 2000
YHIHF - You Heard It Hear First
YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary[/quote]
Should be obvious if you have been exposed. Ask questions so that you understand the language. Many great corvette minds on the forum and by reading and more importantly understanding you can increase the learning curve.
Only a jerk will put you down! So keep asking questions and don't worry when someone tries to put you down. Great forum and most are behind you.
Couldn't figure out TTT and had to ask - three years ago!
Thanks to all of you who volunteered assistance. I had seen bump and TTT often and couldn't figure them out
I didn't put you down, I just stated that it's fairly obvious that's all and I think it is obvioius, nothing more.
and I think it was a put down. There is NOTHING obvious about a blank post with TTT on it that would give an uninitiated person a clue that it referred to a post or was a coded comment by another poster.
You are entitled to your opinion, as incorrect as it is. What you intended and what you stated are 2 different things, and you should not have wasted your time, mine, or the kind people who provided help for me.
Should be obvious if you have been exposed. Ask questions so that you understand the language. Many great corvette minds on the forum and by reading and more importantly understanding you can increase the learning curve.
Only a jerk will put you down! So keep asking questions and don't worry when someone tries to put you down. Great forum and most are behind you.
Couldn't figure out TTT and had to ask - three years ago!
Originally Posted by SueTaing
No kidding... I almost laughed at someone who asked me what does ggnorekthxgtfo meant
about 3 yrs ago I was glad someone else asked so I didn't have to
Me too!! Just to make sure it's clear,,and you probably have noticed by now, that anytime some one adds a post to a thread it "bumps" that thread back to the top of the list,,thus the TTT and Bump. Some threads slow down or get slow responses,,and during active times can slip down the list pretty fast so the O.P. (original Poster) or some one will bump it back up so it's more likely to get a response.