LOL-laughing out loud
TTYL- Talk to you later
BTW- By the way
AFK- Away from keyboard
ROFLMAO-Rolling on floor laughing my a** off
g2g- Got to go
thats about all I know..which is kind of sad now that I am looking at it...ha ha..oh well...
2007-08-25 02:20:49
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answered by Anonymous
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LOL - Laughing out loud
Lmao - Laughing my a&& off
BRB - Be right back
IDK - I don't know
UR - Your/You're
Crap...thats all I can think of, I haven't used IM in forever!
I do have a cheat-sheet thingie still telling what all the different Emoticons are....
:@) - Pig
3:-O - Cow
:(l) - Monkey
~:> - Chicken
@};- Rose
%% - Good luck
**== - Flag
(~~) - Pumpkin
~0) - Coffee
*-:) - Idea (lightbulb)
8-X - Skull
=:) - Bug
>-) - Alien
:-L - Frustrated
[-O< - Praying
$-) - Money Eyes
:-" - Whistling
b-( - Beat Up
:)>- - Peace Sign
[-X - Shame
\:D/ - Dancing
>:/ - Bring it on
;)) - HeeHee
:-@ - Chatterbox
^:)^ - Not Worthy
:-j - Oh go on
(*) - Star
Of course, If I remember right, these are all standard on IM now...but I made this back when these were considered *extras*...:)>-
2007-08-25 02:26:22
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answered by L ♥ L ♥ 7
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brb- be right back
ttyl- talk to ya later
g2g- got to go
lol- laugh out loud
lmao- laughing my a** off
rofl- rolling on the floor laughing
2007-08-25 02:20:57
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answered by pepperland 4
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i could be happy to coach you Frisian, it quite is a language appropriate very heavily to the two Dutch and English and the only language at a similar time intelligible with English. i could be happy to coach you. yet because of the fact it is so similar to English, i does not be coaching it to you like a much off places language, i could practice it to you as though it have been a much off dialect of English. you may could desire to benefit to translate on one hand for grammar and spelling and define fantastic words yet you may additionally could desire to have the skill to teach which you would be able to study it like English, and not think of of it as a much off places language. it quite is like how Chaucer is taught in English classification. A small thesaurus on the backside, yet you're expected to have the skill to renowned the modifications in words as being comparable sufficient to English which you does not could desire to benefit it from scratch. case in point, i'm constructive you recognize here: it is in waarm dei, buten it reint en de grun is wiet. Wy almeast had in floed, buten no de waarmte en de sinne wol final foar en lang tiid. i'm constructive you recognize what it quite is approximately, the only be conscious you may want defined is "tiid" which ought to look like "tide" to you, yet think of of ways tide used to point time, which includes in "xmas" and "sturdy tidings". you additionally can want "sinne" defined as solar and perhaps "wol" defined as "will" and probably "in" as "a" and "an" and not "in" (their be conscious for in is "yn"). I in basic terms defined 3 words, yet even without that i'm constructive you may have understood it commonly.
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answered by tine 4
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omg!
2007-08-25 02:27:50
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answered by B.Ellison 4
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