Embarrassed to ask but...
 

I can no longer resist. Please translate "LOL" or "lol" for me. I first thought "lots of luck" but that doesn't work in most posts where it appears.

lol = laugh out loud. :D LOL!

Its left over my my AOL chat room days where I used to pick up "girls" back in 1995.

RFLOL (rolling on floor laughing out loud)

BRB (be right back)

WTF (what the F_ck) ??

CSBSC (cheap son of a bit_h of SoCal)

The list goes on and on.

I miss the CCNA, MCSE, CCNA w/IE, TCPIP, DNS, WINS, .. enough of them to make me puke.

B

"I miss the CCNA, MCSE, CCNA w/IE, TCPIP, DNS, WINS, .. enough of them to make me puke."

lucky you, you managed to escape that world, I am still stuck in it against my will.

I dont know if I'm lucky or not... I know my guy's where pissed at me because I had porsche experience and something to fall back on (most of them where flipping pizza's before getting "In")

B

The one that took me a while was IMHO...

In My Humble Opinion :p

Yeah I'm getting into that world and I already don't like it.

Took me awhile to figure out PO. BTW... I think I got it!;)

Look here:
http://www.webmaster.com/products/conferenceroom/irc/irc-acronym.html

I think some people do mean *lot's o' luck.* Both work for me.

I used to think FLAPS was a real place I could get spark plugs:

Friendly Local Auto Parts Store

Um, what is FLAPS? I don't know that one. (And it was just this month that Paul Heery explained, to me, that NARP had nothing to do with an Association for Retired People.)

Friendly Local Auto Parts Store

A co-worker of mine told me about one his wife uses a lot:

IYKWIMAITYD.

In English, that's "If you know what I mean.....and I think you do". Oh brother! :rolleyes:

--Case...