TIA
Thanks In Advance
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TIA = Abk. für thanks in advance: Danke im voraus --- GOOGLE INDEX TIA: approximately 10,000 Google hits
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I tried to set the service to login as the admin of the computer - no luck.
Please help.
TIA
(from an Internet Windows forum)
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Can anyone tell me where I can get a large round glass fish bowl in Melbourne? TIA
(from an Internet aquarium forum)
Please help.
TIA
(from an Internet Windows forum)
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Can anyone tell me where I can get a large round glass fish bowl in Melbourne? TIA
(from an Internet aquarium forum)
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TIA
abbreviation (written not spoken)
- Internet-speak for "thanks in advance"
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Despite protests from some protectors of the English language who view it as the apocalypse, the Internet still keeps developing its own unique language. Like the evolution of the technology itself, Internet-speak has taken on a life of its own without rules and regulations.
As we like to say, "If you can't beat them, might as well join them." So here are a few more cyberspeak tips:
Required for participation in any Internet forum:
LOL - laughing out loud
ROFL - rolling on the floor laughing
CU - see you, bye-bye
BRB - be right back
IMHO - in my humble opinion
Impress your friends with these:
CDP - calm down please
G9 - good night
N2MU - nice to meet you
NAP - not a problem
SSDD- same stuff, different day
PMF - pardon my French
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SMUGGLE OWAD into your next online discussion:
"Can anyone tell me a good online source for learning English? TIA!"
abbreviation (written not spoken)
- Internet-speak for "thanks in advance"
---
Despite protests from some protectors of the English language who view it as the apocalypse, the Internet still keeps developing its own unique language. Like the evolution of the technology itself, Internet-speak has taken on a life of its own without rules and regulations.
As we like to say, "If you can't beat them, might as well join them." So here are a few more cyberspeak tips:
Required for participation in any Internet forum:
LOL - laughing out loud
ROFL - rolling on the floor laughing
CU - see you, bye-bye
BRB - be right back
IMHO - in my humble opinion
Impress your friends with these:
CDP - calm down please
G9 - good night
N2MU - nice to meet you
NAP - not a problem
SSDD- same stuff, different day
PMF - pardon my French
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SMUGGLE OWAD into your next online discussion:
"Can anyone tell me a good online source for learning English? TIA!"
