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Stupid Abreviations???

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Why say LOL, if you can just say haha?

 

 

 

It's basicly the same question. I use lolZ quite often, and no, I'm not realy 10 year old, nor am I saying it because I want to pretend I'm cool. I don't know why I started using lolz, I don't know why I started using lol, rofl, lmao, imho,... in the first place. There are perfect english words for all of them ;). Imho, you're just being a moron if you're judging people on this. Every term you mentiond, comes from an "older" term frequently used on the internet (and surely used by you as well). People who use the "weirder" ones, probably just like them more...

 

 

 

Lolz > lol

 

Nub > noob

 

 

 

And I forgot the rest of them lol :P.

I know what I know and what I know might well not be what you want to know but then seeing as only I know what I know and you do not know what I know then you will not know if what I know is what you would like to know
Why say LOL, if you can just say haha?

 

 

 

It's basicly the same question. I use lolZ quite often, and no, I'm not realy 10 year old, nor am I saying it because I want to pretend I'm cool. I don't know why I started using lolz, I don't know why I started using lol, rofl, lmao, imho,... in the first place. There are perfect english words for all of them ;). Imho, you're just being a moron if you're judging people on this. Every term you mentiond, comes from an "older" term frequently used on the internet (and surely used by you as well). People who use the "weirder" ones, probably just like them more...

 

 

 

Lolz > lol

 

Nub > noob

 

 

 

And I forgot the rest of them lol :P.

 

 

 

Couldn't agree more, I use "lol" most of the time, if you judge people because of some abbreviations they use, that's just pathetic.

 

 

 

Oh and on a side note, some people find "haha" sounding like saracasm on a chat. Like "haha...?" even though what you said was "haha".

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I don't see anything wrong with soz, a lot of people say it irl from where i live.

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Ur and u're, especially when people type ur when they mean you're and u're when they mean your #-o

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Why say LOL, if you can just say haha?

 

 

 

It's basicly the same question. I use lolZ quite often, and no, I'm not realy 10 year old, nor am I saying it because I want to pretend I'm cool. I don't know why I started using lolz, I don't know why I started using lol, rofl, lmao, imho,... in the first place. There are perfect english words for all of them ;). Imho, you're just being a moron if you're judging people on this. Every term you mentiond, comes from an "older" term frequently used on the internet (and surely used by you as well). People who use the "weirder" ones, probably just like them more...

 

 

 

Lolz > lol

 

Nub > noob

 

 

 

And I forgot the rest of them lol :P.

 

 

 

Pretty much only things I say are, "Lol" and abbreviate Torags hammers to "T Hamz" So I have enough room to say it in the whole chat box. I'm not judging people on how they say it, I'm telling them they look stupid doing it, not calling them stupid

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