LOL!, sorry.sirdanrhodes said:If you add "LOL" or "ROFL", I hate you...
i generally am having a giggle when i type it.....or when im being sarcastic.
LOL!, sorry.sirdanrhodes said:If you add "LOL" or "ROFL", I hate you...
^This!goatzilla8463 said:I use them on MSN or Twitter but not here.
I'd probably lose all my respect points if I did.
ROFLOLZ. Well, someone had to.sirdanrhodes said:If you add "LOL" or "ROFL", I hate you...
haha, I was actually going to quote the OP and ask, "Is that Bret?!"JC175 said:It's actually "Bret" as far as I know, but yeah. Kickass show and all.la-le-lu-li-lo said:first off, brett!!JC175 said:Do you actually laugh? It's gotten to the stage for me where "lol" is simply a word to be inserted into a sentence without any meaning, and where "haha" signifies a small chuckle.
How about you guys?
second, yes i do, but usually feel the need to say 'i actually just loled.'
though i think lol and perhaps btw are the only two i use.
but in general conversation it generally implies that i've smiled/chuckled or thought it was funny.
Pretty much this. I OCCASIONALLY type lol, but I prefer "haha" or "heh"traceur_ said:I never type "lol" or it's bastard kin. If I find the humour noteworthy I will type a simple "ha" before continuing to type, if I chuckle however, a "haha" is usually typed.
*Sharpens knife* Wanna try your luck again...Redingold said:ROFLOLZ. Well, someone had to.sirdanrhodes said:If you add "LOL" or "ROFL", I hate you...
Those are the people who say it stupidly and unironically. As for which words work, Lol and rofl can work, but there was a girl who yelled O-M-G at my school and I yelled stfu back at her. The class laughed.AkJay said:i hate people who say "El-Oh-El" out loud. I don't care if they are girls, i still want ot hurt them!