Using the "country code top-level domain" (.fi, .uk,. ca, etc) to describe where you are or where you are going without having to spell it out. Usually occurs in (sms) text messaging.
Example One:
This: I will back in .fi (the country code top-level domain for Finland) next week.
Translates to this: I will be in Finland next week.
Example Two:
Person One: Where will you be next week?
Person Two: .fi
Person One: And where will you be the week after that?
Person Two: .uk
This: I will back in .fi (the country code top-level domain for Finland) next week.
Translates to this: I will be in Finland next week.
Example Two:
Person One: Where will you be next week?
Person Two: .fi
Person One: And where will you be the week after that?
Person Two: .uk
by 569 Clifford July 15, 2009
Tops code or Tower of Phone Snapping Code, is for tower problems if the support is not ok or other reasons.
ToPS Codes can be different.
“ToRS” (Torn Dressing, Or building) “ToWP” (Tow vehicles getting destroyed) “FoTP” (Fart Extinguishes)
If for a use for important things, “IpOP” (Important message)
ToPS Codes can be different.
“ToRS” (Torn Dressing, Or building) “ToWP” (Tow vehicles getting destroyed) “FoTP” (Fart Extinguishes)
If for a use for important things, “IpOP” (Important message)
by Wick5 June 20, 2023