Sep 10, 2009 #1 gottalovemychickens SaveAChickenRideACowboy 10 Years Aug 19, 2009 598 3 129 50 Miles SouthEast of DENVER ! hmmm im reading post and see all different type of D's what do they mean ?
Sep 10, 2009 #2 Hoosiermomma Songster 10 Years Jun 6, 2009 3,004 12 201 S.E Ind Dh (darling, dear or dumb (depending on the mood) husband DD-DS Darling/dear daughter-son
Sep 10, 2009 #3 Southernbelle Gone Broody 12 Years Mar 17, 2008 5,905 27 274 Virginia DH - dear husband DD - darling daughter DS - darling Son DW - dear wife SIL - sister-in-law or son-in-law FIL - father-in-law etc SO - significant other DF - dear fiancee BF - boyfriend GF - girlfriend Then on this site you run into a lot of abbreivations for chicken breeds too RIR - Rhode Island Red BR - Barred Rock LB - Light Brahma I can't even name them all
DH - dear husband DD - darling daughter DS - darling Son DW - dear wife SIL - sister-in-law or son-in-law FIL - father-in-law etc SO - significant other DF - dear fiancee BF - boyfriend GF - girlfriend Then on this site you run into a lot of abbreivations for chicken breeds too RIR - Rhode Island Red BR - Barred Rock LB - Light Brahma I can't even name them all
Sep 10, 2009 Thread starter #4 gottalovemychickens SaveAChickenRideACowboy 10 Years Aug 19, 2009 598 3 129 50 Miles SouthEast of DENVER ! oh ok thanks you !!!!!
Sep 10, 2009 #5 fordmommy Dancing With My Chickens 10 Years Jul 16, 2009 3,810 13 189 Wisconsin BA - black australope I posted that one to you before.
Sep 10, 2009 #6 Hoosiermomma Songster 10 Years Jun 6, 2009 3,004 12 201 S.E Ind Maybe we should have a 'sticky' thread on here just for translations of the abbreviations and maybe slang terms used.
Maybe we should have a 'sticky' thread on here just for translations of the abbreviations and maybe slang terms used.
Sep 11, 2009 #7 keystonepaul Songster 11 Years May 14, 2008 362 1 141 Pocono DML: Darn Mother-in-Law....... can't we keep this one! Pleeaassseeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!Keystonepaul
Nov 4, 2009 #8 magentamomma Songster 10 Years Oct 26, 2009 147 2 111 Fayetteville Does EE stand for easter Egger? Thanks!
Nov 4, 2009 #10 twentynine Songster 10 Years Jun 14, 2009 1,735 32 161 I simply use the term "wife" says it all. Seems like less commotion.