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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYo GB...you ever play the lotteries Dawg?
Factoid 1): many words are the children and grandchildren and nephews and nieces of mister lol and his lovely bride, lols. Space allows only a truncated portion of their family tree: lolocopter, lolar skates, lolar eclipse, lolcano, lolcanic eruption, lollopops... Factoid 2): mister lol and his lovely bride, lols were lolmates from day one. (lolume one)
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesYes, Stees, many eons ago, I did purchase a few weekly tickets at our Neighborhood "21|7 Variety Store @ Shady Lane & Main. Nitely I analyzed past results and used a "Homemade 32 Number Bad Dawg Matrix" as the basis of my selections:
Yo GB...you ever play the lotteries Dawg?
[18] [47] [03] [23] [03] [73] [93] [69]
[87] [73] [67] [16] [89] [09] [55] [31]
[48] [86] [39] [24] [59] [50] [32] [64]
[60] [92] [18] [44] [27] [86] [17] [91]
Yep, that was when I was young and foolish and chewed bubblegum in bed and was all cereal about winning
and so totally sewious. But then I LOL'D!! (i lol; u lol. are we are lolling yet? wut was ur biggest lol evah?)
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyEver notice lol looks like a drowning man?
[b]lol
This may or may not sound silly but the use of "lol" is so pervasive on the internet that it's stimulated my curiosity to ask: has anyone here ever said, "lol" to mean "laughing out loud", "lots of luck" or "lots of love" in person or on the phone? lol[/b]
Originally posted by empovsunSome abbreviations may catch on in spoken English. Like;
abbreviations are for the net
saying them out loud is silly
awol
bj
co
dj
emu (European Monetary Union)
f off
g-force
i.t.
ko
mo
pdq
(the) qt (meaning "on the quiet" )
rsvp
U (and non-U)
VW
come to think of it I think they have!
(and all before the internet!)
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Originally posted by PonderableI hope most of us watched your link - it was very interesting and so absolutely right!
This guy had an interesting lecture on txtng, involving the use of lol especially:
http://www.ted.com/talks/john_mcwhorter_txtng_is_killing_language_jk.html