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Ok...so I'm an old timer around here and should know this, but I don't, so I'll ask...

Posted by Jim (aka Jim) Jan 29 '09, 07:52

why do we say "Don Homer" as congratulations? I must have missed that day.

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OMG, is this not in the twiki? -- nm - mara Jan 29, 07:55 4
- It's there..."Don Homer! An expression of congrats (circa January 2006) - Don Homer" -- nm - Krusty Jan 29, 07:59 1
  - I looked it up last year when I was curious about the same thing as Jim. -- nm - Krusty Jan 29, 08:00
- I never saw it, but I wasn't looking for it specifically. - TFox Jan 29, 07:57
- Could be...but I honestly don't Twiki very often. -- nm - Jim Jan 29, 07:56
Groovy...thanks kids. -- nm - Jim Jan 29, 07:55
One time he meant to type "Congratulations!" to someone, but he reversed the fields, so it had his username as the message. -- nm - Andie Jan 29, 07:54
He reversed his handle and subject on a congratulatory post. -- nm - Reagen Jan 29, 07:54
one day when DH was congratulating someone, he accidentally switched fields for his name and the message. -- nm - loosilu Jan 29, 07:54 2
- And after this had been done, CQ was out playing darts with non-TT/STers. He got a bullseye and yelled "Don Homer!!". - Diva Jan 29, 08:00
- Sweet, I didn't know that. Knowledge base officially expanded. -- nm - TFox Jan 29, 07:56
maybe it means "great luck" like he must have had to land such a cutie -- nm - zork Jan 29, 07:54 1
- If that's what it means, then people could post "Spawn!" or "Jim" or "David" or any number of other TTers. -- nm - Jim Jan 29, 07:55

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