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Old 10-11-2006, 01:48 PM #21
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My oh my, you know that technology has reached a new phase of development when you are reading a post and you find out that TTC means trying to conceive and YMMV means your mileage may vary!!

Never in all my life, would I have thought that in a posting, someone would write ttc and ymmv.

What else do we have to learn????


WADOFWHTLA...........WE ARE DUMB OLD FARTS WHO HAVE TO LEARN ABBREVIATIONS!!!!

HAH!!!!

WML--- (With much love) Melody
Made you laugh!


Sometimes the abbreviations are not obvious, I just sit and stare for a while ... and then do a google search.
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