08 Mar 09
How about helping...
How about helping a 21st Century Lingo challenged guy come of age. Help me with urban slang, textese abbreviations and chatspeak used
on RHP. Huck used a few recently that left me totally in the dark. Tried to Google them. Got nowhere. I'm motivated and teachable. Thanks.
😉
08 Mar 09
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbypost them, and i'll explain.
How about helping...
How about helping a 21st Century Lingo challenged guy come of age. Help me with urban slang, textese abbreviations and chatspeak used
on RHP. Huck used a few recently that left me totally in the dark. Tried to Google them. Got nowhere. I'm motivated and teachable. Thanks.
😉
08 Mar 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyAs far as I know, "idiot" still means the same thing it always did.
How about helping...
How about helping a 21st Century Lingo challenged guy come of age. Help me with urban slang, textese abbreviations and chatspeak used
on RHP. Huck used a few recently that left me totally in the dark. Tried to Google them. Got nowhere. I'm motivated and teachable. Thanks.
😉
08 Mar 09
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Originally posted by divegeesterThanks for the link. Must tell you though that lengthy informational sites overwhelm me. John Locke wrote, "The confusion of knowledge
http://www.urbandictionary.com/
is worse than ignorance." Must also tell you that my retentive memory still recalls time/place context and person involved with the initial
learning of many words (ever since childhood) which are still part of my routine vocabulary. Would you please personalize a few favorites?
Slow is sometimes better for the sake of inculcation. Neat if you and a few other thoughtful members would invest in my new vocabulary.
😉
08 Mar 09
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Originally posted by huckleberryhoundSee it used frequently... best guess is that it's used as a substitute for 'off'. If not you, then Frank, Ice and others use it now and then.
Erf?
Edit: Maybe just a gutteral sound used to express displeasure. Really don't know. Anyway, what about the meaning of 'MWAHH'?
08 Mar 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI think Frank Burns started it with his phrase "Welcome to Erff", which I think is meant to imply that he's on a different planet than the person this is addressed to. But you'd better ask him.
See it used frequently... best guess is that it's used as a substitute for 'off'. If not you, then Frank, Ice and others use it now and then.
08 Mar 09
Originally posted by NordlysThanks. Any other 'new words' you're particularly fond of or dislike?
I think Frank Burns started it with his phrase "Welcome to Erff", which I think is meant to imply that he's on a different planet than the person this is addressed to. But you'd better ask him.
08 Mar 09
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyIt's not complicated Bob, you just put MMWHA (or whatever it is you are trying to de-code) into the search box, it will tell you what you want to know. In this instance MMWHA means "kiss". If you pronounce it you will hear a "hollywood air" kiss.
Thanks for the link. Must tell you though that lengthy informational sites overwhelm me. John Locke wrote, "The confusion of knowledge
is worse than ignorance." Must also tell you that my retentive memory still recalls time/place context and person involved with the initial
learning of many words (ever since childhood) which are still part of my ...[text shortened]... n. Neat if you and a few other thoughtful members would invest in my new vocabulary.
😉
08 Mar 09
Originally posted by divegeesterThe time it was used that bobby is talking about it was just the start of a maniacal laughter
It's not complicated Bob, you just put MMWHA (or whatever it is you are trying to de-code) into the search box, it will tell you what you want to know. In this instance MMWHA means "kiss". If you pronounce it you will hear a "hollywood air" kiss.
eg....MWAH HA HA HA HA 😛