Web acronyms and their meanings

[EL34]

Found this list of acronyms used on the web.
Sometimes I have to go look one up so I decided to post it here so I don't have to go looking
I eliminated some of the F-word ones

AFAIK	as far as I know
AFK	away from keyboard
ASAP	as soon as possible
A/S/L	age / sex / location
BBIAB	be back in a bit
BBL	be back later
BBS	be back soon
BRB	be right back
BTW	by the way
BUMP	Used on forums to bring a topic back to the top
FWIW	for what it's worth
FYI	for your information
GTG	got to go
HB	hurry back
H/O	hold on
J/K	just kidding
IDK	i don't know
IIRC	if I recall correctly
IMO	in my opinion
IMHO	in my humble / honest opinion
IRL	in real life
LMAO	laugh my ass off
LOL	laugh out loud
NP	no problem
OMG	oh my God
OP	original poster
PM	private message
ROFL	rolling on floor laughing
ROFLMAO	rolling on floor laughing my ass off
RTM	read the manual
RTFM	read the farging manual
SFW	safe for work
TBH	to be honest
TC	take care
TIA	thanks in advance
TTFN	ta ta for now
TTYL	talk to you later
TY	thankyou
THX	thankyou
WB	welcome back
WE	whatever
W/	with
W/O	without
WTH	what the hell
YW	you're welcome

[tubeswell]

AFAICT ("As far as I can tell", which also happens to be Irish for "a faict"   and dats a faict)

[simonallaway]

One i've seen recently:

TL;DR

"Too Long; Didn't Read"

Which speaks volumes about the youth of today that still feel they can comment on something without having read/seen it. :)

[EL34]

I understand the too long thing.

When I see long post that are one big block, I don't read them.

I like post to be broken up into digestable segments with punctuation and proper spelling (at least make an attempt)

It hurts my brain to look at those giant blocks of text.

[burt_toast]

could someone come up with a similar list of forum-specific acronyms?
ie, TOS BF SE PP PI ppimv, to name a few.

might be helpful for forum-noobs and the less savvy among us *cough*

thanks,
scott

[Jack_Hester]

I understand the too long thing.

When I see long post that are one big block, I don't read them.

I like post to be broken up into digestable segments with punctuation and proper spelling (at least make an attempt)

It hurts my brain to look at those giant blocks of text.

I've learned over the past few years that if I need to be 'wordy' to the point that my post becomes an essay, I do like you stated and break it down into small paragraphs of specifics.  My emails can get long at times, so I do the same.  They may all wind up being essays, but at least they have points of rest.

Thanks for posting the acronyms.  I'm really bad about catching on.

Jack