What does DH & DW stand for?

[beamisl]

I am sure the W & H are husband and wife but not sure what the D stands for in front of them. What other abbreviations are there on the forums? RV language I assume?

I am really enjoying this site and learning what I will need to know to go out full timing. Thank you all for the help.

Lynne

[DieselTech39]

Here's a former thread with the info you are seeking. Enjoy.

http://www.irv2.com/forums/f59/dw-210856.html

[Planocat]

Around our house it is Darling Wife and Dumbass Husband. Your mileage may vary.....

[racersedge]

Originally Posted by beamisl

I am sure the W & H are husband and wife but not sure what the D stands for in front of them. What other abbreviations are there on the forums? RV language I assume?

I am really enjoying this site and learning what I will need to know to go out full timing. Thank you all for the help.

Lynne

Dear Husband Dish Washer

[CampDaven]

Naw. It's Michigan Yooper code for Da Hubby and Da Wifey.

[TonyDi]

Glad to have you here with us. Happy Trails!!!

[DieselTech39]

Glad you're aboard. Enjoy your adventures and be safe.

Originally Posted by beamisl

What other abbreviations are there on the forums? RV language I assume?
Lynne

To answer the second part of your question the acronyms could be related to the coach, engine manufacturer, or standard texting shorthand. Just depends on the post.

Examples:

MADP - Mountain Aire Diesel Pusher.
KADP - King Aire Diesel Pusher.
DSDP - Dutch Star Diesel Pusher.
AC - Alternating Current.
A/C - Air Conditioning.
OTOH - On The Other Hand.
BTW - By The Way.

and so on. Just have to decipher it within the post your are reading. Only way is to "hack" your way through it.

[myshaggydog]

Welcome to the Forum and the terminology can be different from person to person as you can see. Just post a question and hopefully someone will give you a correct answer. LOL Best of luck on your RV travels.

[beamisl]

George and Brenda, Understand what you mean about difference person to person. When in college I received a failure on a paper I thought was pretty good. When I asked the professor what was wrong with the paper she said "We don't use that language in this class." I asked what language? I had used SOB in the paper and she thought I meant what you are probably now thinking. I smiled at her and said I am in the medical field, SOB is Short of Breath.

I received my A

[Medico]

Welcome and glad to meet you!


I follow the Dear Wife, Dumbass Husband theory, LOL