What does the abbrev. Imao mean?
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Yes, "lmao" does mean "laughing my a** off". \n If you're new to this as you say, here's a link to an IM acronym dictionary. \n\nhttp://www.aim.com/acronyms.adp?aolp=0
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The abbreviations are i.e. for "that is" and e.g. for "for example."  I don't know the exact words the i.e. and e.g. stand for but I believe they are Latin.
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that abreviations ,???what if all answers come in ab slso?
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are you confusing imao with lmao perhaps? lmao is laughing my ass off.
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IMN means instant messenger . there are diff IMs -- yahoo, google , msn ...... just download it and go to chat rooms. \nsome IMs can access multiple plugins. downloading trillian software can make u access multiple pluginslike yahoo, msn, icq , etc.
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I have always always believed that imao was: in my arrogant opinion. \n\nimho is in my honest opinion.\n\nlmao: laughing my @$$ off..
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It means HUGS and KISSES:\n\nThe "O" is Hugs (As in two arms that hug and forma a circle)\nThe "X" is Kisses.\n\nGoodluck!
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what's wrong with I<M or Y!A?\n\nthere's a lot of that going round!
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It appears to be a string function, one that looks at the character at the position indicateded.  Don't quote me on VB syntax, but something like this \n\nvar string mystring = "Hello";\nmystring.IndexOf('e');  <-- this would give you a value of "1" (one), assuming the indexing starts at zero.
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IM = Instant messenger (also known as a chat client or chat network)\n\nIt's a way to communicate with people over the network with software using text-based communication.  It's like interactive live email.  Most popular are AIM (AOL's instant messenger) and Yahoo's IM.\n\nSo, you type something and then the other person types something in response immediately and on and on.  IM clients can do other things like voice and video.  So, you can use video and voice in addition to text based communications.\n\nYahoo's IM can be found here:\nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com/download.php;_ylt=AmH_mjIH3EuclPsF195xK3lwMMIF
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Laugh my a ss off.\n\nROFL = rolling on the floor laughing\n\nroflmao= combines both\n\nlol= laugh out loud
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Yes it reads inward/outward.  Why so curious??
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IM stands for Instant Messaging. "Beta" refers to a product that is still in testing phase. They usually goes through Alpha test, which is internal to the developers, the moves to a private Beta, where you have to apply to be a tester, then public Beta, which is open to everyone.
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Actually, negative prefixes may be im-, in-, il-, or ir-.  It depends on the sound of the root word.  Il- usually precedes other l-words, like "illegal."  Ir- usually precedes other r-words, like "irresponsible."  Im- usually precedes other m-words like "immobile," and also p-words because the sound of "m" on the lips easily transitions to the "p" sound, like "impossible" instead of "inpossible."  Finally, in- usually precedes all other words.
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Usually it is to denote an action. If I type *sigh* it is meant that I am actually sighing... So if a person types *cough* that means they are adding a cough to their sentence. This makes text more expressive...\n\nHere's an example: "*sigh* I have to go to work tomorrow..." It adds an action to the sentence, since it cannot be depicted in any other short form.
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http://www.imtoo.com/
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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