I have seen people use the term "bump" and not in regaurds to bumpn sounds. what does this term now mean. thanks in advance
Posted Sep 08, 2007 · 22:03 UTC#1
dumb ass ?
Posted Sep 08, 2007 · 22:55 UTC#2
"bump" means the person is "bumping" their topic to the top of the list.
Posted Sep 08, 2007 · 23:59 UTC#3
bumpn
Posted Sep 09, 2007 · 01:18 UTC#4
bump to the top for searching "new" threads so that readers will see the thread more
Posted Sep 09, 2007 · 02:00 UTC#5
thank you for the help.
Posted Sep 09, 2007 · 15:28 UTC#6
Posted Sep 09, 2007 · 16:30 UTC#7
bump
Posted Sep 09, 2007 · 21:05 UTC#8
thanks again for the help
Posted Sep 11, 2007 · 02:31 UTC#9
bump.
Posted Sep 11, 2007 · 18:07 UTC#10
bump bump bump
Posted Sep 13, 2007 · 02:04 UTC#11
bumpity bump
Posted Sep 24, 2007 · 21:08 UTC#12
Biddibiddibiddibiddi, okay, Bump!
Posted Sep 24, 2007 · 21:44 UTC#13
boyaaahh, bump huh
Posted Sep 24, 2007 · 22:16 UTC#14
getting crowded in here, with everyone bumping into each other.
Posted Sep 25, 2007 · 00:03 UTC#15
space reserved for "bump" only. fines are doubled in posted zones.
Posted Sep 25, 2007 · 01:05 UTC#16
TTT (was that too obscure?) 
Posted Sep 29, 2007 · 13:49 UTC#17
no, I think I got it, ticket, zones, fines doubled etc. is that correct?
Posted Oct 02, 2007 · 16:58 UTC#18
bumpPosted Oct 03, 2007 · 00:00 UTC#19
bump
Posted Oct 03, 2007 · 03:20 UTC#20
Rude people, keep bumping into others without apoligizing. 
Posted Oct 03, 2007 · 15:59 UTC#21
baby got Bump!!
Posted Oct 04, 2007 · 01:27 UTC#22
Who let the bump out?
Posted Oct 04, 2007 · 01:30 UTC#23
Bump on a log
Posted Oct 04, 2007 · 02:30 UTC#24
Someone turn on the lights, I keep BUMPing into things....
Posted Oct 11, 2007 · 23:07 UTC#25
bump it again Sam...