TL;BPR

A derivative from TL;DR this mean Too Long But Please Read
When U write a message or post on a forum Symbolizing its worth reading

Friend 1: Had a bunch of emails But got a TL;BPR and now i saved a load of money on my car insurance by switching to Geico

Friend 2: "Heavy hit of a spliff" But Dude u dont own a car lol

Friend 1 LoL
Friend 2 LoL

by Nathan113 October 7, 2012

TL;WR

A less abrasive version of TL;DR. It stands for "too long; will read" It means you have the intention to read a long passage, but don't currently have the time.

What you wrote is very interesting! TL;WR later.

by Yotaru August 5, 2012

TL;WT

It stands for something that's too long to type out via text or IM of some sort.

Stands for "Too Long; Won't Type".

Friend: "Dude, what were the answers to the homework."
You: "Homework was twenty pages long. TL;WT"

by SirLantzalot October 28, 2012

tl;pi

Literally, "Too long; playing ingress"

Said whenever a nerd makes a post that is too long and you are currently playing ingress.

Such a lovely text you got there. tl;pi

by peanutbutterjeallycookie November 17, 2013

tl;dr

글이 너무 길어서 안 읽었다는 뜻

Of course, everybody who uses eclipse on windows has hit this age old bug at one point of another - documented here - but for those who aren't familiar, the TL;DR is that you get two taskbar icons for eclipse because the eclipse launcher (eclipse.exe) and the eclipse workspace (JVM) are two separate processes and you can't pin the workspace process.

by yangbuk February 16, 2017

tl;dr

The four letters that gets an investigative journalist responding with gfym or grym as the response isn't exactly safe work work, it also pisses off short story writers who write in the same range as The Tell-Tale Heart or the mid-range of 4000-6800 words. It's the response that we ask if you read "The Frog And Toad Together" in the park in your 40s. The grym response was done by The Cabbie Homicide writer on VampireFreaks.

troll: tl;dr
writer: grym

troll: Shit did he just say go rape my mother.

by illinoishorrorman January 16, 2018

TL;DR

Means Too Long; Didn't read. Controversial to use it. If one is uneducated on it's meaning, it could be taken as a noise of frustration after an especially tedious, angry, and/ or cringy rant.

*insert tedious, angry, and cringy rant possibly delivered by someone who just came im close contact with death but emerged with a BURNING VENGEANCE*

TL;DR
.....
F*** YOOOOOOOU

by frisk-_-bitchface May 24, 2018