Whats the *B

gman1225 · 26-11-2008

what differences are there between *B/DL and AB/DL. Or arent there any? If so what does the * mean?

Lukie · 26-11-2008

The star/asterisk is just a place-holder (wild card) for either "A" or "T".

Instead of typing out 'TB/AB' all the time, it's a lot easier/quicker to just say '*B'.

mzkkbprmt · 26-11-2008

It comes from part of something called a Boolean Search, where * is used as a wildcard. This means that there is something where the * is but it could be anything.

Boolean Search

Here it means a T or an A, but theoretically it could be anything. We just use it because it is easier to type.

Kovalchuk · 26-11-2008

TB=Teen Baby
AB=Adult Baby
*B=Either One

Only difference is age.

ballucanb · 26-11-2008

The only difference is in your mind, you can be a TB as long as you want to be, but if you go technical 19 is the end of being a TB, and then you become an AB if you want to.

I avoid all that by just being a DL, with very slight aB tendancys.

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Lukie Aysc.qm Historical Donor Staff Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Australia Age: 19 Posts: 2,317 Threads: 30 Gallery Uploads: 7 Wiki Edits: 154 Blog Entries: 39	The star/asterisk is just a place-holder (wild card) for either "A" or "T". Instead of typing out 'TB/AB' all the time, it's a lot easier/quicker to just say '*B'.

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mzkkbprmt Consonants FTW Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Birmingham, United Kingdom Age: 18 Posts: 1,134 Threads: 34 Gallery Uploads: 28 Blog Entries: 18	It comes from part of something called a Boolean Search, where * is used as a wildcard. This means that there is something where the * is but it could be anything. Boolean Search Here it means a T or an A, but theoretically it could be anything. We just use it because it is easier to type.

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Kovalchuk Resident Hockey Nut Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Hell Age: 15 Posts: 1,005 Threads: 135 Gallery Uploads: 7 Wiki Edits: 3	TB=Teen Baby AB=Adult Baby *B=Either One Only difference is age.

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ballucanb Regular Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: none Posts: 1,304 Threads: 3	The only difference is in your mind, you can be a TB as long as you want to be, but if you go technical 19 is the end of being a TB, and then you become an AB if you want to. I avoid all that by just being a DL, with very slight aB tendancys.