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Old 02-26-2010, 10:23 PM
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What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

What does "bump" and "ttt" mean ? I've never really spent time on any kind of forums until I found TGO. Thanks!
Old 02-26-2010, 10:28 PM
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Re: What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

dont know ttt. bump just helps people see your thread. threads are listed by latest posts.
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Re: What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

bump & ttt are basically the same thing....To The Top

When a post is made in a thread, it moves the thread to the top of posts in the Forum it was posted in. It is a way of keeping the thread the most visible. Usually used by people selling things, who want their "ad" seen firs, by the most # of people, for maximum exposure & chance to sell.
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Thanks guys. Now it all makes sence !
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Re: What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

BUMP= Bring Up My Post, ttt= to the top...
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Re: What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

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BUMP= Bring Up My Post, ttt= to the top...
I think you are the only one who seems to know.
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Originally Posted by V6F1R3BRD
I think you are the only one who seems to know.
I guess the rest of us were just clueless, despite what we said........
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Re: What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

I just meant how he gave the literal definition. My bad.
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Re: What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

Bring
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and

To
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Re: What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

Originally Posted by rybread11
What does "bump" and "ttt" mean ? I've never really spent time on any kind of forums until I found TGO. Thanks!
personally, i think anyone referring to a "distributor" as a "dizzy" should be beaten till they see the error of their ways
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Re: What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

Originally Posted by rusty vango
personally, i think anyone referring to a "distributor" as a "dizzy" should be beaten till they see the error of their ways

Don't forget vert or what ever it is for convertable.

Took me a few days to get that one.
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Re: What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

Originally Posted by rawley2
Don't forget vert or what ever it is for convertable.

Took me a few days to get that one.

That one isn't as bad for me because I have a convertible. I have more trouble with someone using "text" spelling. lol
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Re: What does "Bump" and "ttt" mean ?

Originally Posted by Richboll
That one isn't as bad for me because I have a convertible. I have more trouble with someone using "text" spelling. lol
im definitely guilty of that one




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