TTC language rules my life...

littlemonster417

I work as a case manager for a company, and everytime we get a report it has listed CM (case manager) by my name, but EVERYTIME I read it as Cervical Mucus of course!  The company i work for is United Cerebral Palsy, so many of our clients have CP, of course I read that as cervical position. Thank you bump for ruining my brain! lol Are there any acronyms that pop up in your lives that make you think of TB??

funcop

In the waiting to O thread, Salt asked what our first CD was and I read it as 'Cycle Day' and had to take a minute to figure out wtf she was asking! :bonehead:

Sweetest116

This one trips me up all the time: EOD = End Of Day vs Bump EOD = Every Other Day.  I have to make sure I have that straight sometimes because turning some report in Bump EOD instead of business EOD would be really bad (kind of funny though).

keiral

Ha ha!  So funny!  Of course, DH is not down with the Bump lingo and I was talking to him about getting AF and checking CM, etc. and he was like "whoa, what the hell are you talking about?"

monkeymom101908

Um....yep.  We work with a company called CM Communications and whenever I hear about them or see their name I giggle and think to myself, what a silly company name.  HA!!!

kclg10

I find my self wanting to use DH when I am having a conversation with people! I was playing book worm the other day and totally tried to submit the letters POAS... I felt so dumb!!!

ilikemonkeys

Sometimes with emailing or texting with friends I almost refer to MH as DH, as if they don't know him.

I also came close to calling sex BD- not even big deed, but actually the intitals- to MH the other day.

FinallyMrsM

That is funny.  I work with a lot of accroynms too, and I find the TTC ones sneaking into my brain while working too.

blindvictory

I ordered a drink at Starbucks the other day, and they marked "CM" on my cup. I was weirded out for a brief second before I realized it stood for "Caramel Macchiato".