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Subject: 
An Acronym Guide - Catagorized
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Date: 
Tue, 8 Feb 2000 00:05:54 GMT
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In lugnet.faq, Shiri Dori writes:
OK, here goes! This is an A to Z acronym guide - not categorized. I might make
another, categorized one later.

I've been collecting acronyms for a while as well, and was putting them into
catagories.  Below is the list I have so far.  I replaced my 'theme'
collection with Shiri's, since that one was much more complete.  And I've been
wondering exactly what a TIMMY is for the longest time!  Thanks.


LEGO Acronyms

  People
    AFOL = Adult Fans of Lego
    KABOB = Kid with A Bunch Of Bricks
    NLP = Non-Lego Parent
    NLS = Non LEGO Spouse

  Groups
    BAYLUG = Bay Area Lego Train Club
    GMLTC = Greater Midwest Lego Train Club
   (LCIH = a Lego Consumer Intensive Household)
    NELUG = North East LEGO User Group
    NGLTC = North Georgia LEGO Train Club
    PNLTC = Pacific Northwest LEGO Train Club
    RTL = Rec.Toys.Lego
    TLC = The Lego Company (use this one now; formerly TLG)
    TLG = The LEGO Group = the company that produces LEGO

  Bricks and Brick related
    BURP = Big Ugly Rock Piece
    BURPMAN = Big Ugly Rock Person Made Annoyingly Nonmobile
    CRAPP = Crummy Ramp and Pit Plate - the big raised baseplate with
the ramp on the side, or generally, any raised baseplate
    GULP = Giant Useless Lego Products (big, formed bases, weird
containers, non-LEGO stuff in a box)
    HOG = Hand Of God (what the minifigs think of when you move them
    LURP = Little Ugly Rock Piece - the smaller triangular one (also
called BURP)
    PEWC = (pronounced "puke") -- Prefab Explorian Wing Cockpit
    POOP = Piece (made) Out of Other Pieces - a piece which should have
been several pieces. [Pieces that could/should be made Out of Other Pieces]
    RDP = Revolving Door Portals
    SPUD = Special-Purpose, Useless, Decorative (Special/Single Purpose
Ugly/Useless Design)
    SNOT = Studs Not On Top
    STAMP = STicker Across Multiple Pieces
    TIMMY: Terrible Immature Minifig Master of Yucky

  Creations
    MOC = My Own Creation/My Original Creation
    MOTM = Model of the Month

  CAD and Rendering
    MPD = Multi Part DAT?

  Lugnet
    CLSOTW = Cool LEGO Site of the Week (also CLSotW)
    FOTW = Find Of The Week; a very good/cheap/large deal involving lego
    TOS = Terms of Service?
    TOU = Terms of Use

  Store Acronyms
    DYA = DYA Shopping - in France? (http://www.dya-
shopping.com/uk/boutique/home2offre.html)
    LS@H = Lego Shop-at-home (http://www.lugnet.com/lsahs/)
    S@H = (Lego) Shop-at-home (http://www.lugnet.com/lsahs/)
    TRU = Toys R Us (http://www.toysrus.com)
    WM  = Wal-Mart (http://www.walmart.com/)

  Buying/Selling/Auction Acronyms
    BOGO = Buy One Get One (eg: buy one, get one 50% off)
    FOTW = Find Of The Week; a very good/cheap/large deal involving
lego (FOTD, FOTM, FOTY: similar)
    FS  = For Sale
    FT  = For Trade
    JABA = Just Another Brick Auction
    MIB = Mint in box
    MIMB = Mint in mint box
    MISB = Mint in sealed box
    NIB = New in box - pieces still in bags (box has been opened)
    NISB = New in sealed box, (box is not in mint condition)
    WTB = Want To Buy
    WTT = Want To Trade

  General Acronyms
    AFAIK = As Far As I Know.
    C2F or CTF = Claim to Fame
    CMIIAW = Correct Me If I Am Wrong
    DARFC = Ducking And Running For Cover
    FAQ = Frequently Asked Questions.
    HTH = Hope That Helps.
    IANAL = I Am Not A Lawyer
    IIRC = If I Recall Correctly
    IMO = In My Opinion
    IMHO = In My Humble Opinion
    IMNSHO = In My Not So Humble Opinion
    LMK = Let Me Know
    LMKWYT = Let Me Know What You Think
    LOL = Laughing Out Loud
    LMK = Let Me Know
    ROTFL = Rolling on the floor laughing
    TIA = Thanks In Advance

  Theme Abbreviations:
BK: Black Knights.
BT: Blacktron; the evil ones with the black visors. Also BT1.
BT2: Blacktron, Future Generation. The antifreeze-green ones.
CW: Castle World. A fan-created world with creations, characters and
stories about Lego castle.
DM: Dragon Masters.
FM: Forestmen.
IG: Imperial Guards.
IP: Ice Planet 2002.
L/S: Light and Sound.
MT: M-Tron; also, Model Team.
RK: Royal Knights.
RR: Rock Raiders.
SP: Space Police; refers to black/blue/trans-red variety. Also SP1.
SP2: Space Police 2; refers to gray/black/red/trans-green police.
SW: Star Wars.
UT: Unitron.
WW: Wild West.

  Other
    BB  = B? B? (Basic Brick?)
    OMR = O? M? R?

--
  David Schilling

   
         
     
Subject: 
Re: An Acronym Guide - Catagorized
Newsgroups: 
lugnet.faq
Date: 
Tue, 8 Feb 2000 00:45:26 GMT
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In lugnet.faq, David Schilling writes:
In lugnet.faq, Shiri Dori writes:
OK, here goes! This is an A to Z acronym guide - not categorized. I might • make
another, categorized one later.

I've been collecting acronyms for a while as well, and was putting them into
catagories.  Below is the list I have so far.  I replaced my 'theme'
collection with Shiri's, since that one was much more complete.  And I've been
wondering exactly what a TIMMY is for the longest time!  Thanks.


Thanks for the list! Some of these stuff I took out or didn't put in
intentionally, but some will be very helpful. I'm adding them.


LEGO Acronyms

People
   AFOL = Adult Fans of Lego
   KABOB = Kid with A Bunch Of Bricks
   NLP = Non-Lego Parent
   NLS = Non LEGO Spouse

Groups
   BAYLUG = Bay Area Lego Train Club
   GMLTC = Greater Midwest Lego Train Club
  (LCIH = a Lego Consumer Intensive Household)
   NELUG = North East LEGO User Group
   NGLTC = North Georgia LEGO Train Club
   PNLTC = Pacific Northwest LEGO Train Club
   RTL = Rec.Toys.Lego
   TLC = The Lego Company (use this one now; formerly TLG)
   TLG = The LEGO Group = the company that produces LEGO

Bricks and Brick related
   BURP = Big Ugly Rock Piece
   BURPMAN = Big Ugly Rock Person Made Annoyingly Nonmobile
   CRAPP = Crummy Ramp and Pit Plate - the big raised baseplate with
the ramp on the side, or generally, any raised baseplate
   GULP = Giant Useless Lego Products (big, formed bases, weird
containers, non-LEGO stuff in a box)

I got the impression that this was considered as an acronym for the Utah LUG?
I don't know for sure.

   HOG = Hand Of God (what the minifigs think of when you move them
   LURP = Little Ugly Rock Piece - the smaller triangular one (also
called BURP)
   PEWC = (pronounced "puke") -- Prefab Explorian Wing Cockpit
   POOP = Piece (made) Out of Other Pieces - a piece which should have
been several pieces. [Pieces that could/should be made Out of Other Pieces]
   RDP = Revolving Door Portals
   SPUD = Special-Purpose, Useless, Decorative (Special/Single Purpose
Ugly/Useless Design)
   SNOT = Studs Not On Top
   STAMP = STicker Across Multiple Pieces
   TIMMY: Terrible Immature Minifig Master of Yucky

Creations
   MOC = My Own Creation/My Original Creation
   MOTM = Model of the Month

CAD and Rendering
   MPD = Multi Part DAT?

Lugnet
   CLSOTW = Cool LEGO Site of the Week (also CLSotW)
   FOTW = Find Of The Week; a very good/cheap/large deal involving lego
   TOS = Terms of Service?
   TOU = Terms of Use

Store Acronyms
   DYA = DYA Shopping - in France? (http://www.dya-
shopping.com/uk/boutique/home2offre.html)
   LS@H = Lego Shop-at-home (http://www.lugnet.com/lsahs/)
   S@H = (Lego) Shop-at-home (http://www.lugnet.com/lsahs/)
   TRU = Toys R Us (http://www.toysrus.com)
   WM  = Wal-Mart (http://www.walmart.com/)

Buying/Selling/Auction Acronyms
   BOGO = Buy One Get One (eg: buy one, get one 50% off)
   FOTW = Find Of The Week; a very good/cheap/large deal involving
lego (FOTD, FOTM, FOTY: similar)
   FS  = For Sale
   FT  = For Trade
   JABA = Just Another Brick Auction
   MIB = Mint in box
   MIMB = Mint in mint box
   MISB = Mint in sealed box
   NIB = New in box - pieces still in bags (box has been opened)
   NISB = New in sealed box, (box is not in mint condition)
   WTB = Want To Buy
   WTT = Want To Trade

General Acronyms
   AFAIK = As Far As I Know.
   C2F or CTF = Claim to Fame
   CMIIAW = Correct Me If I Am Wrong
   DARFC = Ducking And Running For Cover
   FAQ = Frequently Asked Questions.
   HTH = Hope That Helps.
   IANAL = I Am Not A Lawyer
   IIRC = If I Recall Correctly
   IMO = In My Opinion
   IMHO = In My Humble Opinion
   IMNSHO = In My Not So Humble Opinion
   LMK = Let Me Know
   LMKWYT = Let Me Know What You Think
   LOL = Laughing Out Loud
   LMK = Let Me Know
   ROTFL = Rolling on the floor laughing
   TIA = Thanks In Advance

Theme Abbreviations:
BK: Black Knights.
BT: Blacktron; the evil ones with the black visors. Also BT1.
BT2: Blacktron, Future Generation. The antifreeze-green ones.
CW: Castle World. A fan-created world with creations, characters and
stories about Lego castle.
DM: Dragon Masters.
FM: Forestmen.
IG: Imperial Guards.
IP: Ice Planet 2002.
L/S: Light and Sound.
MT: M-Tron; also, Model Team.
RK: Royal Knights.
RR: Rock Raiders.
SP: Space Police; refers to black/blue/trans-red variety. Also SP1.
SP2: Space Police 2; refers to gray/black/red/trans-green police.
SW: Star Wars.
UT: Unitron.
WW: Wild West.

I took many of these off the list after a realization that no one uses them
here.

Thnaks!
Shiri

    
          
     
Subject: 
Re: An Acronym Guide - Catagorized
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Date: 
Tue, 8 Feb 2000 01:46:04 GMT
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Shiri wrote:
In lugnet.faq, David Schilling writes:
   GULP       = Giant Useless Lego Products (big, formed bases, weird
containers, non-LEGO stuff in a box)
I got the impression that this was considered as an acronym for the Utah LUG?
I don't know for sure.

It used to be GULP.  Glad we changed it!  :-,

It's officially WAFOL -- Wasatch Area Fans Of Lego.

Cheers,
- jsproat

--
Jeremy H. Sproat <jsproat@io.com> ~~~ http://www.io.com/~jsproat/
The glass is half empty, rapidly evaporating,
  and breeding bacteria which will chew your skin off.
   - Benevolent and Loyal Order Of Pessimists

   
         
     
Subject: 
Re: An Acronym Guide - Catagorized
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Date: 
Tue, 8 Feb 2000 13:07:55 GMT
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In lugnet.faq, David Schilling writes:
LEGO Acronyms

People
   AFOL = Adult Fans of Lego
   KABOB = Kid with A Bunch Of Bricks
   NLP = Non-Lego Parent
   NLS = Non LEGO Spouse

Don't forget KKK = Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen

Other
   BB  = B? B? (Basic Brick?)
   OMR = O? M? R?

OMR = Official Model Repository, the mythical ldraw.org site fantasized over
by many but something that Tim (yours truly) has been too lazy to finish.
:|

-Tim

   
         
     
Subject: 
Re: An Acronym Guide - Catagorized
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lugnet.faq
Date: 
Tue, 8 Feb 2000 19:08:20 GMT
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In lugnet.faq, David Schilling wrote:

LEGO Acronyms

People
   AFOL = Adult Fans of Lego
   KABOB = Kid with A Bunch Of Bricks
   NLP = Non-Lego Parent
   NLS = Non LEGO Spouse

The original:
    NLSO  = Non-LEGO Significant Other
(well, it might not be the original, but it's the most common)

And:
    SLSO/S/P = Semi-LEGO Significant Other/Spouse/Parent

   
         
     
Subject: 
Re: An Acronym Guide - Catagorized
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Don't forget the FA - For Auction.

Correction listed below on BAYLUG

David Schilling <davidNO@SPAMsunteleia.com> wrote in message
news:FpL49u.B5A@lugnet.com...
In lugnet.faq, Shiri Dori writes:
OK, here goes! This is an A to Z acronym guide - not categorized. I might • make
another, categorized one later.

I've been collecting acronyms for a while as well, and was putting them • into
catagories.  Below is the list I have so far.  I replaced my 'theme'
collection with Shiri's, since that one was much more complete.  And I've • been
wondering exactly what a TIMMY is for the longest time!  Thanks.


LEGO Acronyms

  People
    AFOL = Adult Fans of Lego
    KABOB = Kid with A Bunch Of Bricks
    NLP = Non-Lego Parent
    NLS = Non LEGO Spouse

  Groups
    BAYLUG = Bay Area Lego Train Club

The train club is BAYLTC
BAYLUG is the Lego Users Group.

    GMLTC = Greater Midwest Lego Train Club
   (LCIH = a Lego Consumer Intensive Household)
    NELUG = North East LEGO User Group
    NGLTC = North Georgia LEGO Train Club
    PNLTC = Pacific Northwest LEGO Train Club
    RTL = Rec.Toys.Lego
    TLC = The Lego Company (use this one now; formerly TLG)
    TLG = The LEGO Group = the company that produces LEGO

  Bricks and Brick related
    BURP = Big Ugly Rock Piece
    BURPMAN = Big Ugly Rock Person Made Annoyingly Nonmobile
    CRAPP = Crummy Ramp and Pit Plate - the big raised baseplate with
the ramp on the side, or generally, any raised baseplate
    GULP = Giant Useless Lego Products (big, formed bases, weird
containers, non-LEGO stuff in a box)
    HOG = Hand Of God (what the minifigs think of when you move them
    LURP = Little Ugly Rock Piece - the smaller triangular one (also
called BURP)
    PEWC = (pronounced "puke") -- Prefab Explorian Wing Cockpit
    POOP = Piece (made) Out of Other Pieces - a piece which should have
been several pieces. [Pieces that could/should be made Out of Other • Pieces]
    RDP = Revolving Door Portals
    SPUD = Special-Purpose, Useless, Decorative (Special/Single Purpose
Ugly/Useless Design)
    SNOT = Studs Not On Top
    STAMP = STicker Across Multiple Pieces
    TIMMY: Terrible Immature Minifig Master of Yucky

  Creations
    MOC = My Own Creation/My Original Creation
    MOTM = Model of the Month

  CAD and Rendering
    MPD = Multi Part DAT?

  Lugnet
    CLSOTW = Cool LEGO Site of the Week (also CLSotW)
    FOTW = Find Of The Week; a very good/cheap/large deal involving lego
    TOS = Terms of Service?
    TOU = Terms of Use

  Store Acronyms
    DYA = DYA Shopping - in France? (http://www.dya-
shopping.com/uk/boutique/home2offre.html)
    LS@H = Lego Shop-at-home (http://www.lugnet.com/lsahs/)
    S@H = (Lego) Shop-at-home (http://www.lugnet.com/lsahs/)
    TRU = Toys R Us (http://www.toysrus.com)
    WM  = Wal-Mart (http://www.walmart.com/)

  Buying/Selling/Auction Acronyms
    BOGO = Buy One Get One (eg: buy one, get one 50% off)
    FOTW = Find Of The Week; a very good/cheap/large deal involving
lego (FOTD, FOTM, FOTY: similar)
    FS  = For Sale
    FT  = For Trade
    JABA = Just Another Brick Auction
    MIB = Mint in box
    MIMB = Mint in mint box
    MISB = Mint in sealed box
    NIB = New in box - pieces still in bags (box has been opened)
    NISB = New in sealed box, (box is not in mint condition)
    WTB = Want To Buy
    WTT = Want To Trade

  General Acronyms
    AFAIK = As Far As I Know.
    C2F or CTF = Claim to Fame
    CMIIAW = Correct Me If I Am Wrong
    DARFC = Ducking And Running For Cover
    FAQ = Frequently Asked Questions.
    HTH = Hope That Helps.
    IANAL = I Am Not A Lawyer
    IIRC = If I Recall Correctly
    IMO = In My Opinion
    IMHO = In My Humble Opinion
    IMNSHO = In My Not So Humble Opinion
    LMK = Let Me Know
    LMKWYT = Let Me Know What You Think
    LOL = Laughing Out Loud
    LMK = Let Me Know
    ROTFL = Rolling on the floor laughing
    TIA = Thanks In Advance

  Theme Abbreviations:
BK: Black Knights.
BT: Blacktron; the evil ones with the black visors. Also BT1.
BT2: Blacktron, Future Generation. The antifreeze-green ones.
CW: Castle World. A fan-created world with creations, characters and
stories about Lego castle.
DM: Dragon Masters.
FM: Forestmen.
IG: Imperial Guards.
IP: Ice Planet 2002.
L/S: Light and Sound.
MT: M-Tron; also, Model Team.
RK: Royal Knights.
RR: Rock Raiders.
SP: Space Police; refers to black/blue/trans-red variety. Also SP1.
SP2: Space Police 2; refers to gray/black/red/trans-green police.
SW: Star Wars.
UT: Unitron.
WW: Wild West.

  Other
    BB  = B? B? (Basic Brick?)
    OMR = O? M? R?

--
  David Schilling

   
         
   
Subject: 
Re: An Acronym Guide - Catagorized
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lugnet.faq
Date: 
Thu, 10 Feb 2000 20:03:55 GMT
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In lugnet.faq, David Schilling writes:
Other
   BB  = B? B? (Basic Brick?)

Busy-Bee.  A service for old sets in Manchester, England.
Go here:  http://come.to/busy.bee

Carbon 60

 

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