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Shaun 18-06-2009 05:06 PM

\"IMO\".
 
What the hell is the point in saying this? Or quoting someone else and saying "in your opinion."?

Of course it's my sodding opinion, if it was Gandhi's opinion I would have made it implicitly clear.

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Sam! 18-06-2009 05:07 PM

In my opinion, this thread speaks much sense.

DamonJ 18-06-2009 05:08 PM

Because if someone doesn't state that its their opinion, they're stating it as a fact.

MR.K! 18-06-2009 05:09 PM

tbh i didnt even know what IMO meant untill now :laugh:

Lauren 18-06-2009 05:09 PM

I don't mind IMO, but when I say something and someone says "Well that's in your opinion, it's not fact!" Well ****ing duh, I obviously BELIEVE it to be true, otherwise it wouldn't be my opinion. I aint gonna think something and have it as my opinion eve if I don't agree with it, haha.

Shaun 18-06-2009 05:10 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DamonJ
Because if someone doesn't state that its their opinion, they're stating it as a fact.
No, I've seen examples where someone's said something like "she's a **** musician."

Common sense should tell you that that statement can, in no possible way, be a 'fact'.

Nicky. 18-06-2009 05:14 PM

I think it fits, if say everyone in the thread is saying on thing, then you say IMO, I think the opposite - if that makes sense Xx

Scarlett. 18-06-2009 05:22 PM

I dont use it all the time, but when I make a post that I know people wont react happily too, I put IMO

*mazedsalv** 18-06-2009 05:39 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Lauren
I don't mind IMO, but when I say something and someone says "Well that's in your opinion, it's not fact!" Well ****ing duh, I obviously BELIEVE it to be true, otherwise it wouldn't be my opinion. I aint gonna think something and have it as my opinion eve if I don't agree with it, haha.
:joker: So completley true!

Z 18-06-2009 05:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Shaun
Quote:

Originally posted by DamonJ
Because if someone doesn't state that its their opinion, they're stating it as a fact.
No, I've seen examples where someone's said something like "she's a **** musician."

Common sense should tell you that that statement can, in no possible way, be a 'fact'.
Yeah but you inevitably get the nitpicking sod who calls you out on it being your opinion and not a fact, hence the need for IMO when you're saying something vaguely controversial.

Captain.Remy 18-06-2009 06:02 PM

This is your opinion IMO. :bigsmile:

Tom 18-06-2009 06:25 PM

That means "I think" is pointless as well

Sticks 19-06-2009 06:37 AM

Of course there is the other variant, IMHO which is "In My Humble Opinion" which I see elsewhere

Plus there is AFAIK, which stands for "As Far As I Know"

Then there is TPTB, "The Powers That Be"

However, since we are not allowed to use text speech, I would like to know if we can use IMHO, AFAIK or TPTB

xDramatick 19-06-2009 07:31 AM

I use IMO all the time :\
I tend to use it to round up my post, so i'll say stuff, then finish it off with 'IMO, it's the worst song on the album' or something.

pinkmichk 19-06-2009 11:08 AM

i tend to use imo if what i am posting is a view that is mostly not shared on the thread

x_eztiger_x 19-06-2009 11:58 AM

i work in the mercaht navy n if i seen IMO it means international Maritime Organisation not in my opinion

Stu 19-06-2009 12:01 PM

Forget that, what about the twats all over the internet who feel the need to sign off at the bottom of EVERY post even though their display name is tagged along to it anyway? Pretentious bunch of muppets.


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