I was playing a guy in online chess (of course) and when we started, he asked me if I was from OTL, I said "what?" He said "are you from OTL?"
When I reponded "OTL?" (obviously meaning it in a question) He resigned the game...
I looked up OTL and if you look closely the O is a head and the T is the arms and the L is the legs.
OTL represents a person "defeated or tired or beaten down...tired etc"
It looks like a person bent over on his hands and knees...but why would this be a group and why would we meet at a chess site? He was a new member and it seemed like they were meeting at a specific spot and he thought I was one of them, when he found out I wasn't he resigned the game.
Anyone have an idea?
Originally posted by Tactics and EndgamesOTL
No seriously...what's this OTL cult business?
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
OTL may stand for:
* OTrill or On That Level
* On The Level, A forum for the serious BMW rider
* Out to Lunch
* One True Love
* On the Lam
* Oradea Transport Local
* Over-the-line
* Over Time Limit
* Output TransformerLess, referring to vacuum tube amplifier topology
* Outside the Lines
* In alternate history fiction, "OTL" stands for "Our Timeline" or "Original Timeline."
* Oracle Template Library
* A type of posture emoticon, denoting failure. (See Emoticon#Orz.)
* Overtime loss (ice hockey)
* A stick figure on hands and knees.