by anonymous December 31, 2003
The lazy person's version of many, many words, such as:
1. Yes
2. No
3. Correct
4. Hello
5. Goodbye
6. Fine thanks
The word, or letter, may prefix certain textual emoticons, which enhance its meaning.
It is however important to remember that the usage is context sensitive, so make sure you think before you speak.
- Mostly used among members of Demon Internet's noc.
1. Yes
2. No
3. Correct
4. Hello
5. Goodbye
6. Fine thanks
The word, or letter, may prefix certain textual emoticons, which enhance its meaning.
It is however important to remember that the usage is context sensitive, so make sure you think before you speak.
- Mostly used among members of Demon Internet's noc.
Hi, how are you?
- r :)
Speak to you later!
- r :D
Thats the one isn't it?
- r.
Can I do this?
- r. (open to interpretation)
- r :)
Speak to you later!
- r :D
Thats the one isn't it?
- r.
Can I do this?
- r. (open to interpretation)
by alz March 22, 2004
#18thletter #are #lazy
by spongeboblover101 November 18, 2017
by |darc| December 18, 2002
The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd person present indicative tense of the verb "to be". "r" is never capitalized, even when it appears at the beginning of a sentence.
by DOOM$DAY PROFIT March 01, 2004