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For someone who doesn’t often participate in online chatroom or forum discussions, keeping up with the

chat in your online Bingo game can be quite confusing. Rather than take the time to type out what they want

to say, players often use slang and acronyms to talk to you, which is basically jibberish to someone not

familiar with online terminology.





To make your online Bingo more enjoyable, and hopefully help you understand what people are saying to

you, I will try to define...







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For someone who doesn’t often participate in online chatroom or forum discussions, keeping up with the

chat in your online Bingo game can be quite confusing. Rather than take the time to type out what they want

to say, players often use slang and acronyms to talk to you, which is basically jibberish to someone not

familiar with online terminology.





To make your online Bingo more enjoyable, and hopefully help you understand what people are saying to

you, I will try to define some of the most commonly used Bingo acronyms here for you in this article. It

really isn’t that difficult to decipher online chat, once you know what all the acronyms and slang really

mean. One of the easiest ways to spot an online newbie is that they don’t have a clue what you are saying

when you type something like WTG, or ROFL. If you think about them long enough, you can probably

figure out what they mean, but how many numbers are you missing by sitting there staring at lines of chat?

You could win the game and not ever even know it, because you are so engrossed in what is being said.





Many of these acronyms are used in everyday chatroom talk, not just Bingo chat. A few of the easier ones

are: AFK (away from keyboard), ASL (groan, age, sex, location, often used by teenagers), the dreaded

ASLP (ASL plus picture, again a teen thing), BC (be cool), BRB (be right back), LOL (laughing out loud),

NM (nevermind), NP (no problem), F2F (face to face), GG (good game), GL (good luck), SS (so sorry),

PPL (people), and OMG (oh my gosh).





If you see someone type 1tg, 2tg, 3tg, etc, they are telling you how many more numbers they need to get in

order to call Bingo and win the game. There are many more acronyms used frequently in chat rooms, too

many to list here in one article without putting you to sleep. These are the basic ones that you will see, and if

you one that is unfamiliar, look it up online, or just ask someone else in the room. Most people will be

happy to tell you what the acronyms mean, however, you will on occasion meet someone who might be rude

about it.





You should be familiar enough with online Bingo lingo now to not stand out so much in the chat room, and

to be able to keep up with most of what is being said, so you should be G2G, (good to go)!





Some common chatroom acronyms:





AFK - Away from keyboard

ASL - Age, sex, location?

B4N - Bye for now

B4 - Before

BAC - Back at computer

BBL - Be back later

BF - Boyfriend

BC - Be cool

BFN - Bye for now

BOT - Back on topic

BRH - Be right here

BRB - Be right back

BTW - By the way

CU - See you

CUL8R - See you later

CUL - Catch you later

CYA - See ya

EAK - Eating at keyboard

DIY - Do it yourself

EOD - End of discussion

F - Female

EOL - End of lecture

F2F - Face to face

FYI - For your information

G2G - Gotta go

GAS - Greetings and salutations

GG - Good game

GF - Girlfriend

GL - Good luck

GJ - Good job

GM - Good move/match

gr8 - Great

Hb - Hurry back

H&K - Hugs and Kisses

HF - Have fun

IAC - In any case

IC - I see

IK - I know

Imo - In my opinion

IRL - In real life

J/P - Just playing

J/K - Just kidding

K - OK

L8R - Later

LTR - Long term relationship

LOL - Laugh out loud

N - In

M - Male

N2M - Not too much

NM - Nevermind

NP - No problem

OMG - Oh my gosh

OIC - Oh, I see

PLZ - Please

QT - Cutie

R - Are

S2R - Send to receive

SS - So Sorry

TCO - Taken care of

TMA - Take my advice

TIA - Thanks in advance

TNX - Thanks

TY - Thank you

U - You

UR - Your

U2 - You too

W8 - Wait

WB - Welcome back

W8AM - Wait a minute

WOT - Waste of time

WE - Whatever

WTG - Way to go!

? - Please explain

Y - Why?

?4U - Question for you

:eg: - evil grin

:g: - grin

:bs: - big smile

:s: - smile

:wg: - wicked grin

:vbs: - very big smile

2U2 - To you too

1tg- One to go

2tg- Two to go

3tg -Three to go









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