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s_neubaum Greer, SC(Zone 7b) Oct 30, 2005

I have read a few threads that mentiones a DH. Such as, My DH built this for me or my DH isn't into gardening? Can someone please exlpain what DH stands for?

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magoobu Phoenix, MD(Zone 7a) Oct 30, 2005

dear hubby or sometimes I think it could be d^%&$ hubby lol
Mags

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CARAT Vegas,NV Filbert, SC(Zone 7b) Oct 30, 2005

Darling, Dear, Dang, or any other discriptive word you may wish at the time is the D. And the H is for Husband. The same goes for DW (wife), DD (daughter) DS (son) and so on.

Hope this helps.

Oh and DG is Dave's Garden.

Casey

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s_neubaum Greer, SC(Zone 7b) Oct 30, 2005

wow...that was quick...thanks for the help!

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magoobu Phoenix, MD(Zone 7a) Oct 30, 2005

no problem--- casey gave more info then i did so koudos to her!

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sarahjo80 Loveland, CO(Zone 5b) Oct 30, 2005

Sometimes they get complicated! DSIL-D. Sister in Law, DSD-D. Step daughter... how about this? :) DMUDN2R: D. Mother's Uncle's Dog's Neighbor twice removed? :)

I'm a brat, I know... :)

Sarah

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magoobu Phoenix, MD(Zone 7a) Oct 30, 2005

sarah ROTFLMAOWMP!!!!!!!

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butterqueen Kernersville, NC(Zone 7a) Oct 30, 2005

Sarah...ROFL!!!

SIL is confusing, could be sister in law or son in law

and GW can be Garden Watchdog, our own gardenwife, or that substandard GardenWeb site.

Rachel

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MollyMc Archer/Bronson, FL(Zone 8b) Oct 30, 2005

But kept in context with the posting, the GW works itself out.

:^))))

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s_neubaum Greer, SC(Zone 7b) Nov 01, 2005

Oh no!!!!!! What have I started??????????

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CARAT Vegas,NV Filbert, SC(Zone 7b) Nov 01, 2005

S, you are not to blame, these nut cases need no help in amusing themselves among themselves. You just happen to be a tool them stumbled across on the way to the funny farm.


LMAO

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magoobu Phoenix, MD(Zone 7a) Nov 01, 2005

"NUT CASES" and you include yourself amongst us yes????
LOL LOL LOL

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wysteria Oklahoma City, OK Nov 02, 2005

i guess this is the spot for stoopid questions...*heh*....can you delete d-mails...or are they just stuck there forever? i saw where u can move, but not finding a delete. im sure its been asked before, but my goodness theres a kabillion things to look thru. [have this horrible fear that its rite under my nose]

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Terry Murfreesboro, TN(Zone 7a) Nov 02, 2005

Not exactly under your nose - but the FAQs for the Home and Forums tabs do contain some (hopefully) helpful info, including this one.

Quoting:
DG member-to-member messages ("D-mail") allow you to correspond privately with another person, similar to email. But a member-to-member message system has two important differences from a typical email program:

1) Your correspondence is done in a single "thread" - similar to our forums, but this is a message between just you and the other person.

2) Your email address is never revealed to the other person (and you don't see their email address, either.)

The first difference is important because it means your message can't be deleted. If either of you deleted it, the other person would not be able to read or respond to it. (In a traditional email system, each person retains a copy of the correspondence and can choose whether to keep or delete their copy without affecting the other person.)

The second difference is important to maintaining your privacy. At Dave's Garden we do not sell, rent or share your personal email address to any third party. Our unique message system allows us to keep that pledge to you, and hopefully help keep some "spam" out of your email box. If you correspond with someone and they ask for your personal email address, you should probably make sure there's a good reason to do so before you hand it over.

You can manage your message box by sorting the messages by any of the column headings (sender, recipient, date, subject); you can also search for a message by a username or key word(s). If a message is one you want to keep "top of mind", you can click to save it as new so it will remain visible from your DG "home" page until you re-read it or reply to it.


And since that was written, Dave has also given us the option of creating folders - you can always create one for "deleted" messages and move the "never-gonna-read-again" messages to there.

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kooger Oostburg, WI(Zone 5b) Nov 02, 2005

My favourite of all abbreviations is still Wintermoor's - SWMBO! Anyone remember it?

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wysteria Oklahoma City, OK Nov 02, 2005

ahh..ok...thankyaeverso terry...quick response.

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lizh N.C. Mts., NC(Zone 6b) Nov 02, 2005

Kooger, I love that too. When Wintermoor was talking about his wife, it was always ( SWMBO ) = she who must be obeyed.

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magoobu Phoenix, MD(Zone 7a) Nov 02, 2005

ROTFLOL

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CountryGardens Lewisville, MN(Zone 4a) Nov 02, 2005

It's a shame someone ticked him off so he left DG. His jokes were the best. Jokes forum isn't worth visiting anymore.
Bernie

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butterqueen Kernersville, NC(Zone 7a) Nov 02, 2005

That is a shame Bernie :(

Nut cases? I resemble that remark.

Rachel

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magoobu Phoenix, MD(Zone 7a) Nov 02, 2005

me too !!!! NUT? ME?
HMMMMM

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kooger Oostburg, WI(Zone 5b) Nov 03, 2005

He's been real busy but told me he'd be back soon on DG - actually it was a threat! LOL

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