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by sewmom 26 Apr 2009 ( edited Apr 26'09 11:34 )
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I just checked a slang translator for DH. It was not nice. I think people use it for Dear Husband on this site. Am I right?

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by tyco4357 26 Apr 2009
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Yes, DH..Dear Husband..DS..dear son..DSIL, DDIL..DD, there is nothing wrong with it, just an abbreviated way of letting people know who you are taking about. Actually it is nice.
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by meganne 26 Apr 2009
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OH! I thought it was DARLING Husband, I'm disappointed now. LOL!!! hnr, M
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by pennifold 26 Apr 2009
me too! Love Chris
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by mpo14011 26 Apr 2009
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Yes, but DH also stands for, to put it politely, Richard Cranium.
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by pennifold 26 Apr 2009
I'm laughing out loud at this one - very Aussie saying, isn't it?
by blessinge 26 Apr 2009
What a hoot, never hear that one before.
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by shirlener88 26 Apr 2009
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There are abbrivations for lots of things - that we use via the Internet - but in most cases - when a woman uses that in her comments - on this forum - she is meaning Dear/Darling Husband, I believe. Anyway - I do. The same for Grands or GS/GD is for the grand children.
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by daisy530 26 Apr 2009
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DSM: (Dear Sew Mom)
You are getting your info in wrong place!

Acronym/Lingo What It Means...
ASAP As soon as possible
AYT Are you there?
BL Belly laughing!
BRB Be right back
BTW By the way
DD Dear Daughter
DH Dear Husband
DIKU Do I know you?
DS Dear Son
F2F Face to face
FAQ Frequently asked question
FWIW For what it's worth
IM Instant message
IMCO In my considered opinion
IMHO In my humble opinion
IRL In real life
ISO In search of
LOL Laugh out loud
OIC Oh, I see!
OP On plan
OT Off topic
OTOH On the other hand
PITA Pain in the "acronym" (Use this if a board friend has gotten a little heavy handed with acronyms.)
PTMM Please tell me more.
ROFL Rolling on the floor laughing
SV Scale Victory
TTYL Talk to you later.
WYSIWYG What you see is what you get.

Love, DD
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by sewmom 26 Apr 2009
Thanks for the info. I'm just glad it doesn't mean Dead Husband.
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by blhamblen 26 Apr 2009
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I have to agree I though it meant Husband!!! I still can't get over the one that MEG uses often ROFLMBO...rolling on the floor laughing my butt off!!!