Inspired by this thread, where the question about the origin of “1920’s Style Death Rays” was brought up (again).
We had a thread here in ATMB called A Glossary of SDMB Terms, which has long since dropped off the radar. Couldn’t/shouldn’t this thread become a sticky on this forum so that it could be referenced by guests and other new posters who don’t know where to look for it?
Your wish is my command. Well, no, actually not, but I thought this was a good idea. Only I done it a li’l different than what you suggested: Beginner’s Guide to Glossary of Terms
No mention of “I burning your dog”?
Or “I’m masturbating like a mother fuck”?
And, although I don’t see it too much anymore, how about “The Invisible Pink Unicorn”?
Perhaps the explanation of the 1920’s Style Death Rays might link to the original thread, and this could similarly be done for other examples, like perhaps the Marianas Trench reference.
The sticky list is great, and I like how it stays focused.
Nonetheless, I would propose adding one more item. Although it falls under common net terminology, it comes up with enough frequency that it would be handy to have a link to the definitive definition.
Troll – Somebody who is posting just to be confrontational or to raise hackles. The internet usage of the term and how to deal with them are discussed in this Staff Report. It is against SDMB rules to accuse another poster of being a troll; please report suspected trolls to a moderator or administrator instead.
Also, it’s nitpicky, but there should be a blank line before “To Pit”.
No fucko off? No penis ensuing? No when coming back, bring pie? No all your <blank> are belong to us? Especially no 18 inch ice-blue double-headed jelly dildo? I’m marginally disappointed.
Um, how much work do you think I’m going to do on this?
Give me the links to the place where someone has defined these things (as did Fat Bald Guy in the OP) and I’ll be glad to incorporate. I went to that thread, I picked up everything that was defined or well described there and added the SDSAB, and that’s what I did.