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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"What, laughing? Not on your nelly; life is frankly ridiculous and deserves a good chortle."
No, i have no problem with the physical reaction to mirth (within reason obviously). I do object to people trying to illustrate how funny they have found something by repeating the letter "O" without fully realising its affect. Thusly. LOOOOOOOL. Utter twaddle. |
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
Bristol |
"What, laughing? Not on your nelly; life is frankly ridiculous and deserves a good chortle.
No, i have no problem with the physical reaction to mirth (within reason obviously). I do object to people trying to illustrate how funny they have found something by repeating the letter "O" without fully realising its affect. Thusly. LOOOOOOOL. Utter twaddle."
Oh, that. Yeah, I never do that. It's well annoying.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What, laughing? Not on your nelly; life is frankly ridiculous and deserves a good chortle.
No, i have no problem with the physical reaction to mirth (within reason obviously). I do object to people trying to illustrate how funny they have found something by repeating the letter "O" without fully realising its affect. Thusly. LOOOOOOOL. Utter twaddle."
I agree. Never used it with any length of oooo's. I still type haha or just a simple  |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"What, laughing? Not on your nelly; life is frankly ridiculous and deserves a good chortle.
No, i have no problem with the physical reaction to mirth (within reason obviously). I do object to people trying to illustrate how funny they have found something by repeating the letter "O" without fully realising its affect. Thusly. LOOOOOOOL. Utter twaddle."
I concur but then I will use Nooooo! for an emphatic, elongated no.
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