bezplatne forum

neviete kde sa da zohnat nejake bezplatne forum kde sa da upravovat vzhlad ?

ked nevadi slovencina skus all4web. stranky idu len v explorery
a co sa tyka fora asi nebudes velmi spokojny... ale ked chces skus..
PS: ked ti bude pri uprave vzhladu pisat zly login alebo zle heslo
ta sa na to vykasli a zaregistruj sa este raz.. ked nepojde, registruj sa dovtedy, kym ty nepojde upravovat vzhlad..

>> pyty, ty odpovídáš sám sobě?
noo
asi som zabudol ze som to pisal ja :-)
a ktomu, ja som o allforweb vedel este pred tym, ako som pisal ten prvy prispevok
len je to take strasne, ze som to odmietl pouzivat

PS: co znamena "LOL" ?

SuE
měli byste zájem o nějaký seznámek nejpoužívanějších zkratek?
to by bolo fain,
ked nejaky najdes, tak mi pleas napis odkaz :-)

al mam zoznam skratiek, ktore kedisi vraj pouzivali hackery ale teraz sa to berie ako "pre lamerov"

kedisy hackery pisali rozne skratky, zamienovali pismena napr. ch =x xcem, f=v freak, e=3 3so, o=0 a podobne blbosticky, dnes sa to na S-Czech I-nete, povazuje za lamerske, mne sa vsak taketo znacky pacia a to ze si niekdo mysli ze je to trapne ma nezauijima.
ponukam vam skratky ktorymi hackery kecaju na IRC //pouzite z JARGON FILU//
skratky su v anglictine a myslim ze kazdy im porozumie.
//najviac sa pouzivaju asi WTH, HHOJ, LOL ......//

AFAIAC
as far as I am concerned
AFAIK
as far as I know
BCNU
be seeing you
BTW
by the way
BYE?
are you ready to unlink? (this is the standard way to end a talk-mode conversation; the other person types BYE to confirm, or else continues the conversation)
CUL
see you later
ENQ?
are you busy? (expects ACK or NAK in return)
FOO?
are you there? (often used on unexpected links, meaning also "Sorry if I butted in ..." (linker) or "What's up?" (linkee))
FWIW
for what it's worth
FYI
for your information
FYA
for your amusement
GA
go ahead (used when two people have tried to type simultaneously; this cedes the right to type to the other)
GRMBL
grumble (expresses disquiet or disagreement)
HELLOP
hello? (an instance of the `-P' convention)
IIRC
if I recall correctly
JAM
just a minute (equivalent to SEC....)
MIN
same as JAM
NIL
no
NP
no problem
O
over to you
OO
over and out
/
another form of "over to you" (from x/y as "x over y")
\
lambda (used in discussing LISPy things)
OBTW
oh, by the way
OTOH
on the other hand
R U THERE?
are you there?
SEC
wait a second (sometimes written SEC...)
SYN
Are you busy? (expects ACK, SYN|ACK, or RST in return; this is modeled on the TCP/IP handshake sequence)
T
yes (see the main entry for T)
TNX
thanks
TNX 1.0E6
thanks a million (humorous)
TNXE6
another form of "thanks a million"
WRT
with regard to, or with respect to.
WTF
the universal interrogative particle; WTF knows what it means?
WTH
what the hell?
<double newline>
When the typing party has finished, he/she types two newlines to signal that he/she is done; this leaves a blank line between `speeches' in the conversation, making it easier to reread the preceding text.
<name>:
When three or more terminals are linked, it is conventional for each typist to prepend his/her login name or handle and a colon (or a hyphen) to each line to indicate who is typing (some conferencing facilities do this automatically). The login name is often shortened to a unique prefix (possibly a single letter) during a very long conversation.
/\/\/\
A giggle or chuckle. On a MUD, this usually means `earthquake fault'.
<g>
grin
<gd&r>
grinning, ducking, and running
BBL
be back later
BRB
be right back
HHOJ
ha ha only joking
HHOK
ha ha only kidding

HHOS
ha ha only serious
IMHO
in my humble opinion
LOL
laughing out loud
NHOH
Never Heard of Him/Her
ROTF
rolling on the floor
ROTFL
rolling on the floor laughing
AFK
away from keyboard
b4
before
CU l8tr
see you later
MORF
male or female?
TTFN
ta-ta for now
TTYL
talk to you later
OIC
oh, I see
rehi
hello again
CU l8er
see you later (mutant of CU l8tr)
FOAD
**** off and die (use of this is generally OTT)
OTT
over the top (excessive, uncalled for)
ppl
abbrev for "people"
THX
thanks (mutant of TNX; clearly this comes in batches of 1138 (the Lucasian K)).
UOK?
are you OK?