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Acronyms/Abbreviations

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For the longest time I thought LOL meant "lots of love". I kept thinking that everyone was just so nice!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

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See, I've heard that "repertoire" part before, but it just never registered because it really doesn't make sense when you consider what the A&R person actually does.
Hey, my job is to Google, not analyze!
On another note — For years I would see "DIY" used regularly, and had zero clue what it stood for. Thank God for the Internet so that I didn't have to ask somebody and look like a dummy.

 

Still don't know what the acronym for a record company's A&R person means. I know what they do — promote the artist and act as a liaison between the artist and record company — but have no clue what the R stands for. Representation?

 

Since I long ago embraced my dumminess, I'll go ahead & ask what DIY means.

For the longest time I thought LOL meant "lots of love". I kept thinking that everyone was just so nice!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

:lol:

Since I long ago embraced my dumminess, I'll go ahead & ask what DIY means.

 

DIY=Do It Yourself

Since I long ago embraced my dumminess, I'll go ahead & ask what DIY means.

 

Do It Yourself

DIY=Do It Yourself

 

Do It Yourself

 

Thanks! Not sure I've seen that one much, but now I know.

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Thanks! Not sure I've seen that one much, but now I know.

 

I guess it was probably something I saw a lot more in the '90s, not only with the rise of Indie Rock, but also with the explosion of the "How To …" books on home repairs, etc. I wracked my brain for several years trying to figure out what those darned letters stood for. :ohbrother:

I guess it was probably something I saw a lot more in the '90s, not only with the rise of Indie Rock, but also with the explosion of the "How To …" books on home repairs, etc. I wracked my brain for several years trying to figure out what those darned letters stood for. :ohbrother:

 

That's why I never saw them. I don't fix anything. :lol:

Since I long ago embraced my dumminess, I'll go ahead & ask what DIY means.

 

And I always thought it was......Dumb Ignorant Youths:lol:

From another thread I just learned what POTUS stands for!

I became good at the acronym thing back when I worked with Holiday Inn. Their CRS is Holidex, and at the time, it was a Linux based system without a Windows based OS. all the commands and report parameters had were acronyms. But even before that, in the hotel industry as a whole, the lingo is awash in acronyms. I anxiously await the DOR each day from the DOF, so that I can see what our ADR, OCC, RevPAR, RevPOR and LOS were and I can then counsel our CCM, GSA's, AFOM and FOM, and advise our DO's, VPO, and COO. :D Then I go in and adjust things in our GDS, so that the IDS OTA's are in parity, and the CRS is in sync with our GDS and PMS. :D

Heard a story about a preacher (or his wife?) who thought LOL meant "lots of love." Someone posted on facebook that they had just lost a loved one and this person commented "LOL!"

Heard a story about a preacher (or his wife?) who thought LOL meant "lots of love." Someone posted on facebook that they had just lost a loved one and this person commented "LOL!"
Does it make me a bad person that I laughed uncontrollably at this?

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