Common Acronyms

[Timberwoof[TK]]

ROTK - probably not Return Of The King. 

[Harbinger[IPM]]

Rogue One TK, probably... but I usually see it written as R1TK which is less confusing to Tolkien fans.

[Timberwoof[TK]]

26 minutes ago, Harbinger said:

Rogue One TK, probably... but I usually see it written as R1TK which is less confusing to Tolkien fans.

TYVM

[jethroskull[501st]]

18 hours ago, Timberwoof said:

ROTK - probably not Return Of The King. 

A Dark Rider Patrol? Nazgul/Stormtrooper variant?

[Daetrin[Admin]]

I'm surprised no Fire Team has taken that on, e.g. "Fire Team x - Dark Riders"

[Timberwoof[TK]]

On 7/21/2011 at 11:38 PM, Smitty said:

OMG! and CFO too! ROTFL

 

Oh and when do we find out what TBA means?

I'm looking these up. Hang in there; the definition of TBA is to be announced. 
NVM. Some are in the thread already. TLA copypasta would violate the WWD (Wil Wheaton Doctrine).

 

ATA: Affordable Trooper Armor

Edited January 17, 2018 by Timberwoof

[Tattoodude860[TK]]

On 8/15/2011 at 11:12 AM, Warmshoe said:

Very new to this, so can you tell me what the difference is with the stormtrooper 'hero' and 'stunt', I can see the physical differences but when were the two used in ANH?

 

Many thanks

 

[Tattoodude860[TK]]

Just now, tattoodude414 said:

 

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[Linus]

When I first started reading build threads, a number of them referenced "canon". Since I wasn't familiar with this term in the context it was being used (non artillery related), I looked it up. Felt kinda silly when I read the definition since it now makes a lot of sense.

 

Canon:

a : an accepted principle or rule

b : a criterion or standard of judgment the canons of good taste

c : a body of principles, rules, standards, or norms

d: an authoritative list of books accepted as Holy Scripture

e: a sanctioned or accepted group or body of related works

 

Not an acronym but certainly a great word. Suggest this be added to the above? Perhaps a new section called common terms?