Laughing at you.
both letters of "at" are included to make it more of a pronouncable such as "lawl" to "lol"
both letters of "at" are included to make it more of a pronouncable such as "lawl" to "lol"
by Rob Goblin August 18, 2006
Originally Meaning "Laughing Out Loud".
Since it has now just become a way to show something is funny with laughing out loud being optional, it means "Laughing On Line"
Since it has now just become a way to show something is funny with laughing out loud being optional, it means "Laughing On Line"
Person 1 says:
LOL
Person 2 says:
yeah laugh out loud
Person 1 says:
No, Laughing On Line
Person 1 says:
I made that up. 100% credit to me
Person 2 says :
Lol
LOL
Person 2 says:
yeah laugh out loud
Person 1 says:
No, Laughing On Line
Person 1 says:
I made that up. 100% credit to me
Person 2 says :
Lol
by Rob Goblin October 07, 2006