What does LMAO stand for?
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laugh my @$$ off! (lmao)
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Shoo', lemme hit chu up with da coolbeenz infomation.\n\n- Cool kids make their sentences appear grammatically correct, or at least indicate they know how to use grammar by capitalizing the first letter of their sentence and ending it with a period.\n\n- Lol never really is acknowledged as the whole "laugh out loud" thing.. it's just indicating laughter in general. "Oh you're so funny. Lol." You can also say Lawl, Lollerskates, lool, kik. Don't ask why, people just assume those are kewl. Other forms of laughter can include "ROFL" Which is "rolling on the floor laughing" Or "LMAO" Which is "laughing my ass off". Could also always just say "Hehe" "haha". \n\n- Shortening words.. for example "Seriously" can either become "Srsly." Or "Serially." Again, don't ask why, people think it's kool.\n\n- Don't ask ASL anymore. ASL is so ghey. It means you're a horny bastard lookin' for some sorry cyb0rg seckz to give you more of a reason to touch yourself. Not cool. Just simply ask when you're curious.. "Oh, where do you live btw?" "And how old are you?" People tend to play it off as if those certain facts don't matter because they're not internet predators looking for cyb0rgz, but rather a nice conversation with whomever.\n\n- FTW. It's the newest acronym that I know of. I think it's pretty ghey, but other people like it. "For the win" is what it means. You usually say it after you've made a comment that defeats the previous comment relevant to topic. Say it's favorite cereal.. and someone says Froot loops.. you'd then proceed to say "Cinnamon Toast CRUNK, ftw." And thus.. you've pwned them.\n\n- Pwn is to "own" as in, defeat someone to silence.. usually when your witty remark has bested theirs. Pwning is something you should be proud of. How proud? As proud as someone could be for winning an intranet argument.\n\nThe rest is simply using the English language.. using too much internet lingo makes you look like a retard, so just stick to the above.\n\nOh.. don't forget the emotion icons.. or shall we say.. "Emoticons". =/, =), =D, =P, D=, and variations of eyes using colons ":" instead. Could also use more japanese-y ones ^-^ -_-; o_o ._. to name a few. Semi colons or apostrophes indicate some kind of sweat. Don't ask me why.\n\nTry not to get hooked onto emoticons though. I'm beginning to think they're lame although I can't stop using them.. and it sickens me to death.
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hi!\nlol stands for 'laugh out loud'
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They saw the question before you - its as simple as that.\n\nBTW why do you have LMAO? You do realise it means Laughing My @ss Off.
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roflmao= rolling on floor laughing my ass off. \nlmao= laughing my ass off\nrofl=rolling on floor laughing\n\ncheck out this site: http://www.netlingo.com/emailsh.cfm
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IT MEANS LOL THAT U REALLY AHEV NUTHING TO SAY HAHAH THAS RIGHT
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I think you mean LMAO: Laughing My Ars Off.\n\nThere is also ROFL: Rolling On Floor Laughing, and the lesser known FOCL: Falling Off Chair Laughing.
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lmao=LAFFIN MY ASS OUT\nLOL=LAFF OUT LOUD\nLMFAO=LAFFIN MY FUKIN ASS OUT\nAIM=AOL INSTANT MESSAGER\nBRB=BE RIGHT BACK\nSK=NOTHING\nG2G=GOT TO GO\nK=OKAY
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laughing out loud, lmao-laughing my ass off, lmfao-laughing my f****** ass off, brb- be right   back i hope those get you started in the internet world
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Lamo is a term to describe something a "Very Lame"\n\nL.M.A.O. means laughing my "Arm" off.\n(OK not "Arm") (You can guess).
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laugh my fucking ass off\n\nlol= laugh out loud\nlmao=laugh my ass off\n\nqt=cutie
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LMFAO :)) Where do you get all these great jokes? Absolutely hilarious
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Lmao hey great joke lol
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Lmao.  Thank you for the laugh.
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LMAO  \n"laughing my a$$ off" (can be periodically extended to "LMAOnade","LMAOnaise" etc) \nAll you need to know or learn you find here:->> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_internet_slang
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lol is originally an acronym for "laughing out loud".\n\nHowever, its usage has somewhat evolved, I think. It's often used to mean "I find this situation humorous", such as in "lol I don't know", or to mean "This comment is meant to be funny, not serious", for example, "What the hell is wrong with you, lol" - rather than used to actually indicate that you're "laughing out loud".\n\nAnd even when it is used in it's original context, probably 90% of the time the writer is not actually "laughing out loud", but rather just using the acronym to express that they found something funny.
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It is the abbreviation of laughing my a** off. Hee Hee It is actually lmao not imao. It is easy to mistake.