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Means "BoyxBoy" or "GirlxGirl" in usual RPGs. Very cute usually, but they do grow on you. Steven and Alden like playing around in Steven's bed after hours. // Kind of playing.
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The symbol "//" is used mostly in roleplaying forums to denote "slash," or roleplays containing male/male or female/female romantic pairings. In contrast, "straight" romantic roleplays are often denoted with two upright lines (||). The use of "//" was popularized on the Neopets roleplaying board, where the use of the word "slash" and other synonyms (shounen-ai, yaoi, etc.) have been banned. However, as Neopets staff members have apparently begun to catch on to the meaning of "//," shutting down boards that advertise it, it is likely that this term, too, will soon be replaced by something more obscure. common roleplaying board titles, particularly on Neopets:
{onexone}{//} // highschool {modern fantasy}{//}{||} |
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The two slash marks // when used in texting,short communications like Twitter, Facebook updates, and pictures represents love or the love of someone or something. Using the two slash marks // is the same as saying, I love you. The two slash marks can be used in conjuction with modifiers to create short sentences and greater explanations of the love felt. Goodnight JJ. //
// you babe. // // so much. // Quack! |
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emoticon that represents a man's erection while simultaneously indicating approval or enjoyment of the topic of conversation. Bill: "I found $50 on the ground"
Sam: "//" |
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//, used in front of a statement containing sarcasm in email/IM/message boards, because it's hard to convey sarcasm without face-to-face contact or smilies.
First coined on newstoday, which incidentally has a high percentage of jaded designer types and no emoticons. AIM kiddie: "DOOD, I TTLY LURVE TEH HOFF!!!111eleventy"
Jaded designer type: "//Yeah, i can't get enough of that hackneyed internet obsession either." |
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Symbol standing for parallel. The roads are // to each other.
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