View Full Version : So . . . when is the next GTG?
quade
07-05-2007, 07:31 PM
Being new 'round these here parts, I dunno if it's an annual, semi, quarterly, monthly or what?
When would be the next logical get together in SoCal?
KSagal
07-05-2007, 08:27 PM
Gtg? ..........
wwhopper
07-05-2007, 08:33 PM
Gtg? ..........
First today it was Girl Guides and now GTG....
Get with it man! ;-) Way too much holiday for you!
Though I was thrown by MAMS there for a while myself!
KSagal
07-05-2007, 08:41 PM
My problem is that I speak english.
G gourd
T Tasting
G grouping ?
G goofy
T Toenail
G Gristle ?
Instead of insulting me, you could put me out of my misery, and just tell me what it means...
KSagal
07-05-2007, 08:44 PM
Get ToGether?
I really do not know!
quade
07-05-2007, 08:45 PM
Get ToGether?
Correct.
GTG = Get Together
Pretty common internet usage. Although, you're also correct in that I could have made that a bit more easy to understand. I assumed people would figure it out via context. GTG can also commonly mean, Good to Go or Got to Go, with context being the determining factor.
wwhopper
07-05-2007, 08:46 PM
Being new 'round these here parts, I dunno if it's an annual, semi, quarterly, monthly or what?
When would be the next logical get together in SoCal?
See the GTG in this messag it is a.. g...t g
Still I think a day off in the middle of the week took it's toll on you.... ;-)
We all know that on Wednesday you are always on your game and without a work-a-day Wednesday, Thursday became a Monday for you!!!!
I had the same reaction until I read the post myself.
polo_pro
07-05-2007, 09:10 PM
Being new 'round these here parts, I dunno if it's an annual, semi, quarterly, monthly or what?
When would be the next logical get together in SoCal?
If you'd like the short answer....it's "polo". It's always "polo". 8^) 8^) 8^)
(If you prefer the longer answer with details...historically, the best turn out has been at polo matches and they use to be the second Saturday of every month. Talk to cmonkey since he's got alot of the polo gear AND a nice new bag to carry it all in!)
KSagal
07-05-2007, 09:17 PM
Correct.
GTG = Get Together
Pretty common internet usage. Although, you're also correct in that I could have made that a bit more easy to understand. I assumed people would figure it out via context. GTG can also commonly mean, Good to Go or Got to Go, with context being the determining factor.
Thank you. This reminds me of the text message shortcuts that kids use on their cell phones. THat is another language I do not speak.
I have posted quite a few times, and you will find very few of these contractions... LOL is as savvy as I get...
Not everyone can be a Hep Cat. Some of us are still Squares...
And Will, thank you for the benifit of your doubt. You give me too much credit.
quade
07-05-2007, 10:13 PM
Not everyone can be a Hep Cat. Some of us are still Squares...
I suppose if you're still using "hep cat" and "squares", then perhaps you're right. :)
hellphish
07-06-2007, 01:24 PM
So . . . when is the next GTG?
When would be the next logical get together in SoCal?
I speak English too.
KSagal
07-07-2007, 12:26 AM
I speak English too.
Okay, I missed it. Shoot me!
I was responding to the title, and not the body.
By the way, by using all caps, it seem as three separate words. If it was to indicate two words, I would have used GTg.
So be it. I am not good at contractions. I don't know how being familiar with texting shortcuts indicates for either of us our command of the language of English...
I will say, I do not speak text well. Never have. Don't even understand half of the faces... :) and the like...
So, I consider myself appropriately embarrassed in not being as proficient at some of the languages used here on this forum, but stand by the statement that I am reasonable in English, but that all that is typed here is not english...
quade
07-07-2007, 02:36 AM
Note to self; type more in Klingonese.
Qapla'
hellphish
07-07-2007, 02:28 PM
:) :) I'm just playin with you Karl. :)
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