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Old 05-28-2009, 01:09 PM #1
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I am new to any kind of computer communication that is not ordering something. Please explain what DH means.

Also, I am no longer considered to be a new member and am now a junior memeber. What do I have to do to become a member? How about a senior member?
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I am new to any kind of computer communication that is not ordering something. Please explain what DH means.

Also, I am no longer considered to be a new member and am now a junior memeber. What do I have to do to become a member? How about a senior member?
Here's a post that explains all the abbreviations used here. By the way, DH means "dear husband".

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...=abbreviations

The number of posts you have determines your member status. I'm not sure how many posts you have to have to become a "member" but I do know that it's 5,000 to become an elder member! I think they should change that to "experienced" member!!
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Kitten, I think its 1,000 posts to become a Senior member.


***Twink bows to Elder Member, Kitty. *bow *bow *curtsey *genuflect
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yep 1 thousand to be a senior.

DH or DS or DD the first one is normally Dear then the last one is Husband, or Son or Daughter. The link they gave you has the more up to date list. You will catch on quick I promise. Just the fact that you asked when you didnt understand means alot.
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I tend to use OH for 'other half' (as oppose to older husband as I was asked the other day )
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DH or DS or DD the first one is normally Dear then the last one is Husband, or Son or Daughter.
Shoot! and all this time I thought the D stood for Dumb.
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