OMT is a variation of OMG meaning "Oh My Toph".
It was created when a fan of the hit show Avatar: The Last Airbender no longer found "OMG", or "Oh My God", a suitable acronym to describe events occurring in the show, half because the show required a more fitting letter and half because the fan didn't like using the Lord's name in vain.
And because Toph is one of the most kickass characters, the G was substituted with a T to represent the general awesomeness of Toph.
The term was first used in conversation between two fan fiction writers, but spread once the duo began a livejournal community called CAPSLOCK_TOKKA Afterwards, as the term became more well-known, it spread to various other websites related to Avatar, including ASN and KF.net.
It was created when a fan of the hit show Avatar: The Last Airbender no longer found "OMG", or "Oh My God", a suitable acronym to describe events occurring in the show, half because the show required a more fitting letter and half because the fan didn't like using the Lord's name in vain.
And because Toph is one of the most kickass characters, the G was substituted with a T to represent the general awesomeness of Toph.
The term was first used in conversation between two fan fiction writers, but spread once the duo began a livejournal community called CAPSLOCK_TOKKA Afterwards, as the term became more well-known, it spread to various other websites related to Avatar, including ASN and KF.net.
Avatard: Did you see the new episode of Avatar that was released in Canada?
Tokkaneer: No, was it any good?
Avatard: Yeah, apparently Sokka and Toph got busy; good times were had by all, at least until Katara walked in and saw them.
Tokkaneer: OMT, that's awesome!
Tokkaneer: No, was it any good?
Avatard: Yeah, apparently Sokka and Toph got busy; good times were had by all, at least until Katara walked in and saw them.
Tokkaneer: OMT, that's awesome!
by Invaderk January 28, 2008
OMT is a variation of OMG meaning "Oh My Toph".
It was created when a fan of the hit show Avatar: The Last Airbender no longer found "OMG", or "Oh My God", a suitable acronym to describe events occurring in the show, half because the show required a more fitting letter and half because the fan didn't like using the Lord's name in vain.
And because Toph is one of the most kickass characters, the G was substituted with a T to represent the general awesomeness of Toph.
The term was first used in conversation between two fan fiction writers, but spread once the duo began a livejournal community called CAPSLOCK_TOKKA. Afterwards, as the term became more well-known, it spread to various other websited related to Avatar, including ASN and KF.net.
It was created when a fan of the hit show Avatar: The Last Airbender no longer found "OMG", or "Oh My God", a suitable acronym to describe events occurring in the show, half because the show required a more fitting letter and half because the fan didn't like using the Lord's name in vain.
And because Toph is one of the most kickass characters, the G was substituted with a T to represent the general awesomeness of Toph.
The term was first used in conversation between two fan fiction writers, but spread once the duo began a livejournal community called CAPSLOCK_TOKKA. Afterwards, as the term became more well-known, it spread to various other websited related to Avatar, including ASN and KF.net.
Avatard: Did you see the new episode of Avatar that was released in Canada?
Tokkaneer: No, was it any good?
Avatard: Yeah, apparently Sokka and Toph got busy; good times were had by all, at least until Katara walked in and saw them.
Tokkaneer: OMT, that's awesome!
Tokkaneer: No, was it any good?
Avatard: Yeah, apparently Sokka and Toph got busy; good times were had by all, at least until Katara walked in and saw them.
Tokkaneer: OMT, that's awesome!
by Invaderk January 27, 2008
by Invaderk December 11, 2006
Review (ri-'vyü): Noun.
1.) A critical evaluation (as of a book or play)
2.) A retrospective view or survey (as of one's life)
3.) An ego-booster/deflator for aspiring writers on Fan fiction.net and other fan fiction websites; often said ‘writers’ will beg on hands and knees for reviews and stoop to bribery for reviews.
1.) A critical evaluation (as of a book or play)
2.) A retrospective view or survey (as of one's life)
3.) An ego-booster/deflator for aspiring writers on Fan fiction.net and other fan fiction websites; often said ‘writers’ will beg on hands and knees for reviews and stoop to bribery for reviews.
by Invaderk November 08, 2006