Imho
 

what does it mean? My 'tech savy' kids don't even know so maybe it is an 'old persons' thing? lol

It means "in my humble opinion."

Rats, I thought you were going to come out with an objectionable opinion there! :D

It can be objectionable if it actually means, "In My Honest Opinion". A lot of people find my opinions "objectionable", but then again, I'm living in UT without being a complete right-winger, so...................:D

Here's the link to The Urban Dictionary http://www.urbandictionary.com/ to help you out. I use it quite often.

I thought it was, "in my honest opinion".

ah, I'd heard "humble" years ago. According to the link above, it can be both.

Yeah, I've always heard of it as humble.

Another vote for "humble" here.

I wasn't correcting. It goes both ways, except in my case. There's nothing "humble" about me, and certainly not my opinions.:devil:

Originally Posted by Operator265:
I wasn't correcting. It goes both ways, except in my case. There's nothing "humble" about me, and certainly not my opinions.:devil:

I can vouch for that!

however....for me...it's usually....in my harassing opinion :)

My DH was told at work that the new workplace policy was not to use the term "harass" because it sounded too much like "her A$$" to some people, who lodged a formal complaint against the company...

Kira

Originally Posted by EZMONEY:
I can vouch for that!

however....for me...it's usually....in my harassing opinion :)

:rofl:

Originally Posted by kiramira:
My DH was told at work that the new workplace policy was not to use the term "harass" because it sounded too much like "her A$$" to some people, who lodged a formal complaint against the company...

Kira

:o

Originally Posted by kiramira:
My DH was told at work that the new workplace policy was not to use the term "harass" because it sounded too much like "her A$$" to some people, who lodged a formal complaint against the company...

Kira

lol...wow :dizzy:

Thanks! :-)

And, as teenagers are not so 'humble' or even sometimes 'honest' I can see why it would be an "old person's thing!"