call me stupid...i don't know but i have no idea what DS is abbrv for on here
so many people say that
so many people say that
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Mr.EPCOT
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They are referring to the Nintendo DS, a handheld video game system that they have been testing interactive guidemap software on at The Magic Kingdom.
You sure are on a thread rampage, aren't you?
Nemo14
Well-Known Member
It can also mean "dear son" or Disney son"
Nah i am not on here as much as i used to and i just responded rapid fire to all of the threads that people responded to my comments in
=)
sbkline
Well-Known Member
Usually, it is an abbreviation that people use to refer to their son's when they are too lazy to type out "my son". Instead, they just refer to him as "DS". Or "DD" for daugher, DW for wife, etc. The other "D" refers to either "Dear" or "Disney".
Personally, it is a pet peeve of mine, but that's just me. By typing out "DS" instead of "my son", you're saving a whopping 3 characters...4 if you count the space. Especially annoying is when they include the child's age...as in DD14 to refer to a 14 year old daughter, or DS5, to refer to a 5 year old son. It makes it look like you're talking about a droid from Star Wars or something. :lol:
Monty
Brilliant...and Canadian
- In the Parks
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Most abbreviations used about Disney or generally on the forums can be found here:
http://www.wdwmagic.com/acronyms.htm
I have it bookmarked as a reference, though I rarely need it anymore.
sbkline, it may be a pet peeve of yours, but it's a reality of the internet, certainly not limited to these forums. People who choose to employ abbreviations are not "lazy", they're efficient.
http://www.wdwmagic.com/acronyms.htm
I have it bookmarked as a reference, though I rarely need it anymore.
sbkline, it may be a pet peeve of yours, but it's a reality of the internet, certainly not limited to these forums. People who choose to employ abbreviations are not "lazy", they're efficient.
maggiegrace1
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figmentmom
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:ROFLOL:
:ROFLOL:
maggiegrace1
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*Feeds you pringles and ((hugs)) you*
sweetpee_1993
Well-Known Member
I put ages with DS if I want to differentiate 1 from the other or if I'm referring to something that would make more sense if you understood the age of kid I'm referring to.
The only way I would know what the heck the other DS is is because both my boys have them and refer to them as their "DS".
I will admit, I still can't quite figure out what the abbreviation MILF is used for on a Disney board. What comes to mind is very un-Disney-like ((think of the movie 'American Pie')). Whenever I see it I have to stop myself from laughing. It's not in the list of abbreviations. I dunno. :shrug: But it's funny to me... :lol:
The only way I would know what the heck the other DS is is because both my boys have them and refer to them as their "DS".
I will admit, I still can't quite figure out what the abbreviation MILF is used for on a Disney board. What comes to mind is very un-Disney-like ((think of the movie 'American Pie')). Whenever I see it I have to stop myself from laughing. It's not in the list of abbreviations. I dunno. :shrug: But it's funny to me... :lol:
sweetpee_1993
Well-Known Member
And another thought: why do we refer to them as 'dear' hubby or sons or whatever. They aren't always so dear, ya know? I'd like to see BHH for butt-head hubby or something. LOL!
sbkline
Well-Known Member
I put ages with DS if I want to differentiate 1 from the other or if I'm referring to something that would make more sense if you understood the age of kid I'm referring to.
The only way I would know what the heck the other DS is is because both my boys have them and refer to them as their "DS".
I will admit, I still can't quite figure out what the abbreviation MILF is used for on a Disney board. What comes to mind is very un-Disney-like ((think of the movie 'American Pie')). Whenever I see it I have to stop myself from laughing. It's not in the list of abbreviations. I dunno. :shrug: But it's funny to me... :lol:
It refers to Monsters Inc Laugh Floor...at least I'm pretty sure that's what it is. It took me a while to figure out, but that's the only thing at WDW that I can think of that matches those initials.
And I'd better not tell my wife about all these hot women around here giving me hugs. Hubba Hubba baby!
Monty
Brilliant...and Canadian
- In the Parks
- No
MILF = Monster's Inc. Laugh FloorI put ages with DS if I want to differentiate 1 from the other or if I'm referring to something that would make more sense if you understood the age of kid I'm referring to.
The only way I would know what the heck the other DS is is because both my boys have them and refer to them as their "DS".
I will admit, I still can't quite figure out what the abbreviation MILF is used for on a Disney board. What comes to mind is very un-Disney-like ((think of the movie 'American Pie')). Whenever I see it I have to stop myself from laughing. It's not in the list of abbreviations. I dunno. :shrug: But it's funny to me... :lol:
sbkline
Well-Known Member
I'm still having trouble figuring out why we don't just refer to them as "my husband", "my wife", "my 12 year old son" (if more than one son, or simply "my 12 year old") or "my son" (if the only son), etc. :animwink:
baz212
New Member
MILF is Monsters Inc Laugh Floor. I thought the same as you at first though.I put ages with DS if I want to differentiate 1 from the other or if I'm referring to something that would make more sense if you understood the age of kid I'm referring to.
The only way I would know what the heck the other DS is is because both my boys have them and refer to them as their "DS".
I will admit, I still can't quite figure out what the abbreviation MILF is used for on a Disney board. What comes to mind is very un-Disney-like ((think of the movie 'American Pie')). Whenever I see it I have to stop myself from laughing. It's not in the list of abbreviations. I dunno. :shrug: But it's funny to me... :lol:
