lol

Sometimes we just have to admit defeat.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
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)

You're asking Bobby to get with the times? Have you ever tried asking a squirrel to stop claiming trees?

Originally posted by Trev33
You're asking Bobby to get with the times? Have you ever tried asking a squirrel to stop claiming trees?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[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 ChessPraxis
It gets ugly when one squirrel jumps another squirrel's claim. 😞