ttfn造句

• Or even ttfn ( tah-tah for now .)
• TTFN _ Ta Ta for now.
• TTFN _ Ta-ta for now
• Tim Horton, the deceased professional hockey player and founder of the Tim Horton's Doughnut chain, has " TTFN " on his grave stone.
• :: Should've figured we'd have an article on TTFN . ( edit : I thought it had started with Winnie the Pooh.
• Just wanted to point out the correct, drama free procedure, in case you might have missed it . ttfn . talk 19 : 17, 31 July 2010 ( UTC)
• Longer alternatives include TTFN, for ta-ta for now, TTYS ( talk to you soon ), PDAR ( please destroy after reading ) and C-Ya, for see you.
• That is, if you're talking about s05e02 ( and if that external site is accurate ) since that's where both TTFN and'bob'appear . " abides ) 20 : 01, 10 August 2014 ( UTC)
• Reports out of ( Britain ) also point to an SMS language of abbreviations catching on such as PC ( please call ) and BCNU ( be seeing you ) and a resurgence in use of the old telegram favorites such as TTFN ( ta ta for now ).
• :: The customary response to " toodle-oo " is ( for some reason ) " ta-ta ", the latter having survived a little longer in modern British speech . " TTFN " was popular in the 1970s, meaning " ta-ta for now " . talk ) 19 : 19, 12 October 2013 ( UTC)
• In the 1966 " Batman " television episode " Better Luck Next Time ", Catwoman ( played by the actress Julie Newmar ) states " TTFN " in a microphone to Batman ( Adam West ) while he is high upon a wall while being stalked by her tiger, Tinkerbell, and then she has to further explain the meaning of the acronym to the puzzled Batman.
• :: : TTFN is about as 40's as it gets ! ( along with NORWICH, SWALK, and the like-a productive period for initialisms and acronyms in slang ) Bob is a shilling, so 30 bob would be ?.50 in modern money ( which was a lot of money in those days ), but " tack " has me stumped.
• "Deep magic " ( meaning " an awesomely arcane technique central to a program or system " ) comes from C . S . Lewis'" Narnia " books; the online abbreviation TTFN ( meaning " ta-ta for now " ) comes from " Winnie the Pooh "; and " fear and loathing " ( meaning the state of mind " inspired by the prospect of dealing with certain real-world systems and standards that are totally brain-damaged but ubiquitous " ) comes, of course, from Hunter S . Thompson.
• Tom Dixon hosted the afternoon shift . His frequent errors ( from mispronouncing the names of conductors and performers to playing movements of concertos and symphonies in the wrong order ), prompted listener Sarah Lee Halpern to write to Dixon suggesting he name his show " Music and Mistakes with Tom Dixon . " For a long time afterwards, every time Dixon made an error, he would say, " I'm sorry, Sarah Lee & " Dixon's less-formal atmosphere and willingness to admit his errors on the air endeared him to audiences . ( Another listener once asked Dixon, " Who writes your mistakes ? " ) For years Dixon signed off with the phrase " TTFN " ( ta ta for now ).
• Here's a quick guide to IM speak . gg _ gotta go yw _ you're welcome nm h u _ nothing much here . you ? brb _ be right back bbl _ be back later lol _ laughing out loud ttyl _ talk to you later lylas _ love you like a sister ttfn _ tah tah for now b4 _ before OMG _ oh, my gosh sn _ screen name ( the name used to sign on ) bcauz, bcuz _ because N2M _ not too much jk _ just kidding jp _ just playing 411, 1411, info _ information L8 _ late L8R _ later CU _ see you BTW _ by the way GAL _ get a life CIO _ check it out B4N _ bye for now BTDT _ been there, done that Sup ? _ What's up?