TNT

[joesfolk]

Will someone please tell me what TNT means when it is next to the name of a forum topic? Sorry if I am a little technologically illiterate.

[PrincessFiona60]

Originally Posted by joesfolk

Will someone please tell me what TNT means when it is next to the name of a forum topic? Sorry if I am a little technologically illiterate.

It means: "Tried and True" the poster has used the recipe.

[joesfolk]

Thank you...I never would have guessed...thought it was a texting term. (Which it probably is....duh.)

[taxlady]

http://www.discusscooking.com/forums...ons-55180.html

[PrincessFiona60]

Originally Posted by joesfolk

Thank you...I never would have guessed...thought it was a texting term. (Which it probably is....duh.)

I looked at it several times before i deduced what it meant. I didn't know there was a forum for the Commonly Used Abbreviations, etc. And I wouldn't just ask...I just have this thing about figuring it out for myself.

[joesfolk]

Thanks Taxlady and highness. I can always count on you folks.

[spork]

LOL, I think I asked this question around my 50th post. There's a lot to be said and admired for members who wait until 800.

I first thought it meant, "Dynamite! Don't you mess or badmouth my recipe. It's dynamite!"

[Midnight_Merlot]

I admit it...I got a bit of a "giggle" out of this forum topic! For reasons unclear to me, somehow, I actually figured out what this TNT meant early on. Just by accident of course though...*smiles*...so, for the record, you are NOT "alone" here in this!! HAHAHA

[Kayelle]

Originally Posted by spork

LOL, I think I asked this question around my 50th post. There's a lot to be said and admired for members who wait until 800.

I first thought it meant, "Dynamite! Don't you mess or badmouth my recipe. It's dynamite!"

That made me really LOL spork. Truth be told, that's the real meaning.