Silly question

[Sorsha]

OK, this is not quite Disney related, but it IS Dis related.
Been reading several trip reports lately, and there are a couple of abbreviations being used that I can't quite figure out. I can usually reason my way through them, but these two have me stumped.
When someone uses DED, usually in response to a funny situation, as in "I am DED over that one!" what does that stand for?
And what does NOD mean? I have seen this used in conjunction with a word or situation that the Dis board censors will usually take issue with. I have also seen NOF used, almost in place of a word that would be ****'d out.
Help anyone?? Its driving me nuts!! (A really short drive, as my DH would say...)

[Leleluvsdis]

There is a thread on abbreviations. i'll see if I can find it. I have no clue what they mean though. I've never seen them.

[DisneyNotes]

OK, this is not quite Disney related, but it IS Dis related.
Been reading several trip reports lately, and there are a couple of abbreviations being used that I can't quite figure out.

Not a silly question at all! I think half the time that people are making them up as they go!

[Sorsha]

OK, did a little research and answered me own question. pirate:

Just in case anyone else ever runs across these abbreviations, I shall enlighten you. DED was, oddly enough, short for dead, as in "I died laughing it was so funny". Apparenly this was a private joke between the TR writer and some of her close friends/posters and it has sort of become common usage. Whatever. LOL
As for the other, apparently NO in front of anyone's name means "no offense" to that person. NOD is apparently "no offense disboards"?? That works...
Allrighty... that solved... I can go on with my life. :rotfl: