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"Too stupid; didn't read." Used to warn new visitors to a site that one of the regular denizens habitually makes comments lacking in factual basis, logic, or perspective. Plays on "tl;dr," frequently used as a criticism of commenters who post walls of text to make points unworthy of the time either to write or read.
I see our usual font of idiocy has posted another ts;dr comment. If you value your brain cells you'll skip reading it.
ts;dr by ak4mc July 12, 2011
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The opposite of tl;dr.

To short; didn't read.
"Did you see how small his post was?"

"No, ts;dr"
ts;dr by Harry Krishna August 22, 2008
Related Words
To small didn't read, when a post has such a small font that it's impossible to read it.
Dude please make you post smaller ts;dr!
ts;dr by susiezz September 29, 2012
Too Small; Didn't Ride
"Hey, so did you hook up with John last night?"
"Nope he took off his pants and TS;DR.:
TS;DR by ScottyDoesKnow March 10, 2014

Dropping T’s

Dropping T’s Means to give out testers to drug addicts so they can shop with you if they like it
Dummy and them was dropping t’s 5 o clock this morning
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