Pardon me if I'm asking something that seems obvious to everyone, but...
I must have missed something somewhere. What does "DH" mean? I've figured out it's your significant other, but what do the letters stand for?
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Pardon me if I'm asking something that seems obvious to everyone, but...
I must have missed something somewhere. What does "DH" mean? I've figured out it's your significant other, but what do the letters stand for?
Dear Husband...but my version is sometimes...designated husband...don't know why, but anytime someone writes DH, that is what I think of.....
I've assumed it means "Dear Hubby" but in my mind it always reads "Designated Hitter". ;)
Thanks. I was coming up with stuff like "dearest honey" and "da homey". I think I have a mental block against "husband". :p
then there's SO -significant other
BF - boyfriend
GF - girlfriend or gluten-free, depending on the thread
DPITA - dear pain in the @$$
DS - dear son
DD - dear daughter
I use it to stand for Dear Husband.
Before I got on this forum, it meant d@$k head to me! Sometimes maybe they're interchangeable????
:eek: :eek:
Depending upon the day, DH is either Domestic Helper or Domestic Hinderance! :D
...english is not my mother language, and I thought it means DARLINGH... but as I'm writing it now, I realised that it should be written wthout H. Guess spelling is not my best side :o
could be damn husband. (sorry) But sometimes.....
or Dumb Husband...
iFKA...I would hazard a guess and say your command of the english language is far superior to 99% of most of the TE'ers grasp of your native language (I'm so bad that I don't even know what the language of Croatia is). ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by iFKA
heheh, the small price of admission my friend ;) <I'm picturing you being rather amused, or alternately startled by the thread>Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Silver
-T
Having grown up in Alabama, I was 13 before I knew that "Damn" and "Yankee" were two separate words:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Brandi
Ouch!Quote:
Originally Posted by IFjane
Startled...yes. BUT, IN MY CASE, IT STANDS FOR "DETERMINED HOMBRE"Quote:
Originally Posted by tygab
11 Days...11 Pounds...and Counting
:D
:D
:D
Don't worry... Croatia is rather new state. You probably heard about Yugoslavia or Serbia. We seperated 1991. BTW. we speak Croatish ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Queen
p.s.Thanx for the compliment :D
I traveled Yugoslavia quite a bit in the early 70's (we lived in Aviano Italy at the time). Your country is truly amazing!Quote:
Originally Posted by iFKA
I'm glad you liked it. :D We are very proud of its natural beauty. Too shame it can't be said for our state leaders and economy. You should come and visit us again, it changed quite a lot since that period.Quote:
Originally Posted by Queen
Don't be embarrassed, iFKA; we all feel the same way about our politicians!
Seeing as how we are a bike forum, it could also be used for down hill. As in "I'm thinking that I will need my dh bike instead of my xc for that trail"...
dh= downhill, xc= cross country - 2 of among many "breeds" of mountain bikes...
You missed DP, dear partnerQuote:
Originally Posted by KnottedYet
I'm sure I've missed MANY. :D
.... and DD = Dear Dog (not to leave out the other pets: dear Cat, dear Pigeon, dear Snake .... )
My wife calls me that. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by IFjane
How do we distinguish Dear Dog from Dear Daughter?Quote:
Originally Posted by Trek420
Or Dear Son from Dear Snake?
Or Dear Partner from Dear Pigeon?
I could get confused about DD. Mimi could get confused about DS. Nanci could get confused about DP.
I'm just plain confused.
We forgot:Quote:
Originally Posted by DebW
Dear PPBP or Dear Pet Pot Bellied Pig and
DCIB or Dear Cluless Incompetent Boss :D
Or DFTEBWDKWTQ: Dear Fellow TE Babes Who Don't Know When to Quit. :D
Yeah, first there was Dear TE TD, but now there's Dear TE OTA, and Dear TEQEII :DQuote:
Originally Posted by DebW