I love this. I'm also extremely fond of EOM (short for End Of Message. An email with a short subject and no body).
Often I send EOMs to imply a VSRE. For example, "Grill tonight? Have burgers. Off work @ 6. EOM"
Very interested in learning others.
Often I send EOMs to imply a VSRE. For example, "Grill tonight? Have burgers. Off work @ 6. EOM"
Very interested in learning others.
Pro-tip: Use them as TextExpander snippets to avoid getting another message asking you to clarify what EOM/NNTR means as only a subset of people are familiar with & use these abbreviations.
Remember, a geek invented the smiley ( and I'm sure there are many other examples).
This one is shorter than the rest, and easy to grok. VSRE OR EOM? I'd have to look those up.
EOM, on the other hand, is immediately clear to me because of it's similarity to EOL (end-of-line) and EOF (end-of-file).