Bump? (slang in forums)
Re: Bump? (slang in forums)
Originally posted by zrdude
Excuse the newbie question: I see a lot of posts just saying "bump." What does that mean?
Excuse the newbie question: I see a lot of posts just saying "bump." What does that mean?
That Bump or ttt ( is To The Top ) Is so it is at the top of that forum.. Generally asking for more attention or feedback..
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or in Lamens (or however you spell the damn word lol) terms: You post a thread which Nobody replies to. Eventually your thread moves to the bottom of the page where people dont usually look (For example, when I go into a forum, I usually only scroll down half to 3/4's a page),...You reply to your thread with "ttt" or "bump", taking it back to the top of the page so more people will notice and read it.
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Re: Re: Bump? (slang in forums)
Cool, thanks for the info!
Originally posted by AmyCroft
ZRDUDE ! Welcome...
That Bump or ttt ( is To The Top ) Is so it is at the top of that forum.. Generally asking for more attention or feedback..
Have fun here
Cheers Amy -
ZRDUDE ! Welcome...
That Bump or ttt ( is To The Top ) Is so it is at the top of that forum.. Generally asking for more attention or feedback..
Have fun here
Cheers Amy
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Spelling: layman's terms
Originally posted by AceJ587
or in Lamens (or however you spell the damn word lol) terms:
or in Lamens (or however you spell the damn word lol) terms:
layman's terms
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=layman%27s
A layman is a man who is a nonprofessional, thus you say it in simpler terms so that the can understand it.
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Re: Spelling: layman's terms
Originally posted by Chicken
You were close, but I thought I'd just let you know (privately) for next time...
layman's terms
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=layman%27s
A layman is a man who is a nonprofessional, thus you say it in simpler terms so that the can understand it.
-Chicken
You were close, but I thought I'd just let you know (privately) for next time...
layman's terms
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=layman%27s
A layman is a man who is a nonprofessional, thus you say it in simpler terms so that the can understand it.
-Chicken
Oops! I'm so sorry... "I'd just let you know (privately).." was meant to be a PM, not a post! I'm feeling a bit under the weather, brain isn't quite clear, my apologies for the public correction.
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atleast on this forum you dont have people saying FIRST! in responseto every new thread and see who can post in it first... Geeeze I hope I am not starting a trend... that would just sux0r
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FIRST! 
Originally posted by Jason@Performance
atleast on this forum you dont have people saying FIRST! in responseto every new thread and see who can post in it first... Geeeze I hope I am not starting a trend... that would just sux0r
atleast on this forum you dont have people saying FIRST! in responseto every new thread and see who can post in it first... Geeeze I hope I am not starting a trend... that would just sux0r
