I hate having to ask this.
I feel like some old Grandma on AOL asking what "LOL" means....
Nevertheless, my curiosity has got the best of me....
Can someone tell me what the "THIS" means?!
It's driving me nuts!!
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I hate having to ask this.
I feel like some old Grandma on AOL asking what "LOL" means....
Nevertheless, my curiosity has got the best of me....
Can someone tell me what the "THIS" means?!
It's driving me nuts!!
It's just kind of internet shorthand for 'I agree' with an added emphasis.
LibertyEagle
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Come on guys, what defeatism in this thread. Buck up. We have yet begun to fight!!!
About the same as QFT does ("quote for truth"). It means the respondent stands by the text they are quoting.
Here's hoping. I wish the free state project had developed further. Then we'd have a real reason to doubt the polls.
Miss Annie
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I am always running into this stuff too! LOL= Laugh out Loud
Anyone want to tell me what "QFT" means?
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^^ This.
Only perhaps it's a bit stronger. It's like, "I REALLY agree with the statement"
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I got a lot of positive responses for Ron Paul. One Gingrich supporter before the phones cut off. Blah. Convinced one Democrat to go and register as Republican for Ron Paul.
Got one nice older lady who was called 5 times and said "I am disappointed that a guy like Ron Paul would bug the heck out of me like this. Could you please tell him to stop calling me".
It was fun to talk to people and get such a great response
Got one nice older lady who was called 5 times and said "I am disappointed that a guy like Ron Paul would bug the heck out of me like this. Could you please tell him to stop calling me".
It was fun to talk to people and get such a great response
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As an aside, if you ever see modern slang you don't recognize, go to www.urbandictionary.com. You'll get your answers there, but it gets a little explicit.
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The campaign dropped the ball with Huntsman just like they did with Santorum. They've released like 6 things today about Huntsman and can tell they think he's a threat. They should've had the foresight to do this the second Iowa ended. Too little too late.
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apathy is an addictive drug and apathy-heads are always looking for an excuse to drop back out.
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Been a whi1e since I f0und s0mething rea11y sig-w0rthy
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http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/287749/romney-paul-see-strong-turnout-derry-robert-costa
Not results yet, but reporting in Derry is that everyone is for Ron or Mitt. Most importantly, Huntsman not connecting.
Not results yet, but reporting in Derry is that everyone is for Ron or Mitt. Most importantly, Huntsman not connecting.
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I believe the number one priority with many voters is to beat Obama. One woman on CNN who was interviewed said that while she agrees on many issues with Ron Paul, she believes only Romney can beat Obama and was still undecided! We've got to start pounding out the fact that Ron Paul can also beat Obama. The media is doing a better job of making people believe otherwise!
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