Posted January 3, 200520 yr whats the best way to express laughter? lol lewl rofl rifk rifl rifkyrifl LOL ROFL RIFK etc....
January 4, 200520 yr People people. it is LAMO (say it like LAM then o) and ROLF also if you are really laughing then - LOL kthx
January 4, 200520 yr Nineteen84']whats the best way to express laughter? lol lewl rofl rifk rifl rifkyrifl LOL ROFL RIFK etc.... ur such a useless person
January 4, 200520 yr lol is the de-facto reply to anything remotely amusing lol... is a variation meaning you are laughing more at the fact something was said than the actual joke LOL is to indicate something is very funny, but not worthy of literally laughing out loud lmao and rofl are similar but lmao is more of "thats so dumb its funny" and rofl is just "thats so funny" both of these would probably not actually start you laughing, but might make you at least open your mouth and make some small noise and possibly grinning these can also be amplified by making them in capitals, but not a great deal ROFL and LMAO are more like you have been suprised by something that would normally warrant rofl or lmao the other category of online laughter besides the acronym is the ha's ha, hah, haha, hahaha, ahahahaha, heh, and hehe ha - a single, derisive shot of laughter, like nelson on the simpsons sort of hah - same as above, different spelling haha - acknowledging that something is funny but not enough to start you actually laughing hahaha and ahahahaha - any form of hahaha longer than 3 ha's is 'uncontrollable' laughter and means that whatever it is is very funny and the person is probably actually laughing in real life heh - this means the joke wasnt funny but you are getting a sympathy laugh hehe - is a subdued laugh, often at a prank or inside joke rifk and rifl are just more contemporary forms of rofl that having been said, this was a stupid fucking topic and i am stoned out of my mind
January 4, 200520 yr blocky']lol is the de-facto reply to anything remotely amusing lol... is a variation meaning you are laughing more at the fact something was said than the actual joke LOL is to indicate something is very funny, but not worthy of literally laughing out loud lmao and rofl are similar but lmao is more of "thats so dumb its funny" and rofl is just "thats so funny" both of these would probably not actually start you laughing, but might make you at least open your mouth and make some small noise and possibly grinning these can also be amplified by making them in capitals, but not a great deal ROFL and LMAO are more like you have been suprised by something that would normally warrant rofl or lmao the other category of online laughter besides the acronym is the ha's ha, hah, haha, hahaha, ahahahaha, heh, and hehe ha - a single, derisive shot of laughter, like nelson on the simpsons sort of hah - same as above, different spelling haha - acknowledging that something is funny but not enough to start you actually laughing hahaha and ahahahaha - any form of hahaha longer than 3 ha's is 'uncontrollable' laughter and means that whatever it is is very funny and the person is probably actually laughing in real life heh - this means the joke wasnt funny but you are getting a sympathy laugh hehe - is a subdued laugh, often at a prank or inside joke rifk and rifl are just more contemporary forms of rofl that having been said, this was a stupid fucking topic and i am stoned out of my mind alot of people must hate u, id like to see some of ur rage work. im honestly raged after reading that chapter of useless bullshit. gj :DDD
January 4, 200520 yr blocky']lol is the de-facto reply to anything remotely amusing lol... is a variation meaning you are laughing more at the fact something was said than the actual joke LOL is to indicate something is very funny, but not worthy of literally laughing out loud lmao and rofl are similar but lmao is more of "thats so dumb its funny" and rofl is just "thats so funny" both of these would probably not actually start you laughing, but might make you at least open your mouth and make some small noise and possibly grinning these can also be amplified by making them in capitals, but not a great deal ROFL and LMAO are more like you have been suprised by something that would normally warrant rofl or lmao the other category of online laughter besides the acronym is the ha's ha, hah, haha, hahaha, ahahahaha, heh, and hehe ha - a single, derisive shot of laughter, like nelson on the simpsons sort of hah - same as above, different spelling haha - acknowledging that something is funny but not enough to start you actually laughing hahaha and ahahahaha - any form of hahaha longer than 3 ha's is 'uncontrollable' laughter and means that whatever it is is very funny and the person is probably actually laughing in real life heh - this means the joke wasnt funny but you are getting a sympathy laugh hehe - is a subdued laugh, often at a prank or inside joke rifk and rifl are just more contemporary forms of rofl that having been said, this was a stupid fucking topic and i am stoned out of my mind wow
January 4, 200520 yr Ha. for when something makes me laughs. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha for when I laugh uncontrolably.
January 4, 200520 yr Half the people in here prolly dont even know what rifk means. Im not even fully sure what it means... Ive heard about 3 diffrent meanings.
January 4, 200520 yr rifk and rifl were originally mistyped versions of rofl but now people say them intentionally because they think it makes them appear to have been around longer
