I've been reading this board for awhile and I know that I'm not that sharp when ot comes to techi stuff, so can some one tell me what it means when someone replies with "topping" or ttt.<BR>Also, will be in Paris in April and have made reservations to dine at the Elysees Vernet, does the food and the glass roof dining room make this a really a great dining experience? <BR>Thanks.

well in sex between same sex gay male couples--one is the "top" and the other is "bottom." It can fluctaute depending on the mood of the guy. The bottom is being "topped" and the top is "topping." I am not sure how it applies here though!

Boy talk about questions being apples and oranges <BR><BR>Anyway - topping or ttt (To The Top) is simply posting to a thread to bring it to the top of the forum -- like this one will.<BR><BR>As for your other quetion - I don't know anything about that restaurant. But if you want an answer you might want to re-post with the restaurant's name & Paris in the title. As it is now your thread title doesn't refer to your main question at all.

Thanks Janis. I guess I should have figured that out, but some things still need to be spelled out for me I guess.<BR><BR>

Don't worry, andrea, EVERYONE either asks that question or wants to when they first start out here. I know I did. : )

Mary,<BR><BR>Someone is topping threads for you. See Easter in Italy.<BR>