TBF, IMHO...
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TBF, IMHO...
Just curious what people think when they read these abbreviations. I usually think fair for tbf, but for imho I can never be sure if people mean honest, humble, or something else altogether.
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Re: TBF, IMHO...
To be fair and in my humble opinion. IMHO.
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Re: TBF, IMHO...
I've always understood IMHO to mean "in my humble opinion", but, IMO nobody is ever being humble when they say "IMHO", so the H is quite unnecessary.
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Re: TBF, IMHO...
TBF, IMNSHO, that's QFT.Howard Somerset wrote:I've always understood IMHO to mean "in my humble opinion", but, IMO nobody is ever being humble when they say "IMHO", so the H is quite unnecessary.
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Re: TBF, IMHO...
Lesley Hines wrote:TBF, IMNSHO, that's QFT.
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I heard somewhere that a girl told one of her friends that her Dad had died and she sent a message back saying 'LOL' thinking it meant 'Lots of Love'.
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lolMatthew Green wrote:I heard somewhere that a girl told one of her friends that her Dad had died and she sent a message back saying 'LOL' thinking it meant 'Lots of Love'.
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Re: TBF, IMHO...
'fair' because tbf very few people use the word 'frank' - unless they are Skinner or referring to him.
'humble' is necessary because imho one is thereby being ironical - a rather english sort of humour and I rather like it being biased of course
'humble' is necessary because imho one is thereby being ironical - a rather english sort of humour and I rather like it being biased of course
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Re: TBF, IMHO...
Well this question just came up for me on the Mastermind online quiz, and the answer was humble, not honest (both were options), so now we know.