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Thoughts?
I personnaly think it's quite good. Certainly helps shake off the childish image, anyway. Not sure about it being purple though.
Like the G C bit. :0)
Thoughts?
I personnaly think it's quite good. Certainly helps shake off the childish image, anyway. Not sure about it being purple though.
Like the G C bit. :0)
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why would anyone laugh at a question mark Grix??
lol mean 'loads of love'
LOL means 'Laugh out Loud'
lol mean 'loads of love'
LOL means 'Laugh out Loud'
RastaBillySkank wrote:
> Nope that's wrong YH, "Lol" Means LAUGH out loud, not
> laughing out loud.
What i said was, that in the context you could say Laughing Out Loud, and the thre letters would be the same. L O L.
The dcontext should be able to tell you if its Laugh or Laughing,
> Nope that's wrong YH, "Lol" Means LAUGH out loud, not
> laughing out loud.
What i said was, that in the context you could say Laughing Out Loud, and the thre letters would be the same. L O L.
The dcontext should be able to tell you if its Laugh or Laughing,
Wouldn't it of been easier to just write: lol@?
RastaBillySkank wrote:
" Think about it YH, if I put I am lol, it wouldn't make sense. The grammatical point of the sentence is changed when the context and the meaning of the syntax is changed. It is relative to the compound verb and the context in which the sentence is used."
...............Heh.
" Think about it YH, if I put I am lol, it wouldn't make sense. The grammatical point of the sentence is changed when the context and the meaning of the syntax is changed. It is relative to the compound verb and the context in which the sentence is used."
...............Heh.
Nope that's wrong YH, "Lol" Means LAUGH out loud, not laughing out loud.
I got an A in english media talking about gaming....
....lol
....lol
I've already said.
Surel you should still be able to put LOL, it just means laughing out loud. The initial letters of the words are the same.
People can tell from the context whether you mean Laugh or Laughing.
People can tell from the context whether you mean Laugh or Laughing.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> Crap, it's spelt Cerebabidurķa's. Damn. Sorry.
And for those of us who don't wish to look through the 1,000,000 volumes of the Oxford Unabridged Dictionary, 'Cerebabiduria' means...What?...exactly.
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> Crap, it's spelt Cerebabidurķa's. Damn. Sorry.
And for those of us who don't wish to look through the 1,000,000 volumes of the Oxford Unabridged Dictionary, 'Cerebabiduria' means...What?...exactly.
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