Anonymous
09/17/2013 12:10
Subject: Re:DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Anonymous wrote:Welcome to the internet.
The internet doesn't care what you think.
LOL!
Anonymous
09/17/2013 12:07
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OK first please correct me if I am wrong does the "D" stand for darling? If so now I can say gag me with a spoon, who came up with this ridiculous notion? SO SILLY. I find it funny when people are referencing divorcing their husband or wife or blasting their kid for having a party and refer to them at "DH" or "DW"...I am sorry I find the concept for lack of a better word just stupid.
Signed a
FDP
(Former darling poster)
Agree it IS silly. Period. But so are many other annoyance on the internet.
Overuse of "shudder."
Like...my MIL only had non-organic *shudder* half-and-half.
Anonymous
09/17/2013 12:05
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
In my language FDP is a better acronym for you.
Anonymous
09/17/2013 11:52
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Anonymous wrote:OK first please correct me if I am wrong does the "D" stand for darling? If so now I can say gag me with a spoon, who came up with this ridiculous notion? SO SILLY. I find it funny when people are referencing divorcing their husband or wife or blasting their kid for having a party and refer to them at "DH" or "DW"...I am sorry I find the concept for lack of a better word just stupid.
Signed a
FDP
(Former darling poster)
Agree it IS silly. Period. But so are many other annoyance on the internet.
maril332
09/17/2013 11:10
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
I've seen
"Well my H said he was going to..."
"Well my H said he was going to..."
Anonymous
09/17/2013 10:20
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
OP, this is not a DCUM-specific thing. It's used everywhere on the internet. Welcome to the 21st century.
Anonymous
09/17/2013 09:53
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Anonymous wrote:Gag me with a spoon?
LOL. I haven't heard that expression in over 30 years. How old are you, OP?
Anyway, if you don't want to put a D in front, then don't. Welcome to the internet.
Anonymous
09/17/2013 09:50
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Welcomd to the internet grandma.
Anonymous
09/17/2013 09:46
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Anonymous wrote:Gag me with a spoon?
That's actually worse than what she's complaining about.
Anonymous
09/17/2013 09:44
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Not sure where it originated, but I first learned it on The Knot/Nest boards probably 10 years ago now.
Anonymous
09/17/2013 09:40
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Seriously, there are more important things to worry about right now.
Anonymous
09/17/2013 09:35
Subject: Re:DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Welcome to the internet.
The internet doesn't care what you think.
The internet doesn't care what you think.
Anonymous
09/17/2013 09:33
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Gag me with a spoon?
Anonymous
09/17/2013 09:19
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
Anonymous wrote:OK first please correct me if I am wrong does the "D" stand for darling? If so now I can say gag me with a spoon, who came up with this ridiculous notion? SO SILLY. I find it funny when people are referencing divorcing their husband or wife or blasting their kid for having a party and refer to them at "DH" or "DW"...I am sorry I find the concept for lack of a better word just stupid.
Signed a
FDP
(Former darling poster)
The "D" could also refer to "dear", "dumb", "damned"
Take your pick
Anonymous
09/17/2013 09:07
Subject: DH, DC, DW whats next DP? SO SILLY!
OK first please correct me if I am wrong does the "D" stand for darling? If so now I can say gag me with a spoon, who came up with this ridiculous notion? SO SILLY. I find it funny when people are referencing divorcing their husband or wife or blasting their kid for having a party and refer to them at "DH" or "DW"...I am sorry I find the concept for lack of a better word just stupid.
Signed a
FDP
(Former darling poster)
Signed a
FDP
(Former darling poster)