Happy or jovial. An alternative spelling of "gay" to differnentiate it from the more modern definitions (see gay)
by random1234567890 February 01, 2009
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by random1234567890 February 01, 2009
The guilt that comes up (especially around Christmas, etc, but also between Birthdays) where one feels that they must buy someone a gift because that person bought THEM a gift.
This is often despite the person's insistence that "Oh, you don't need to get me anything :)", which usually just increases guilt.
This is often despite the person's insistence that "Oh, you don't need to get me anything :)", which usually just increases guilt.
James: Matt bought me a gift.
Calum: That's nice.
James: Yeah, except now I have total giftguilt because I haven't bought him ANYTHING. And I'm nearly out of money...
Calum: That's nice.
James: Yeah, except now I have total giftguilt because I haven't bought him ANYTHING. And I'm nearly out of money...
by random1234567890 December 17, 2009
A day that everyone plans but which never happens.
The day is usually said to involve excessive amounts of alcohol and gay porn, though the alcohol is optional.
Though often limited to one gender, this isn't always the case.
The day is usually said to involve excessive amounts of alcohol and gay porn, though the alcohol is optional.
Though often limited to one gender, this isn't always the case.
by random1234567890 July 25, 2009
1. acronym for "i reaLy can't think Of anything eLse to say", often used in online forums and chat.
2. acronym for "Laughing Out Loud", also used in online forums and chat (archaic).
Intention is signalled by how it is written:
a. lol = yeah, I'm bored
b. lol... = this is awkward...
c. lol! = that's amusing
d. LOL = that's very amusing; but I still didn't laugh
e. LOL! = not only was that amusing, but I might have actually LAUGHED OUT LOUD
The term has generally been replacd with "haha" to indicate that you found it amusing, as "lol" is often seen as dismissive.
2. acronym for "Laughing Out Loud", also used in online forums and chat (archaic).
Intention is signalled by how it is written:
a. lol = yeah, I'm bored
b. lol... = this is awkward...
c. lol! = that's amusing
d. LOL = that's very amusing; but I still didn't laugh
e. LOL! = not only was that amusing, but I might have actually LAUGHED OUT LOUD
The term has generally been replacd with "haha" to indicate that you found it amusing, as "lol" is often seen as dismissive.
1. Billy: So, did you want to hookup?
Chris: lol...
2. Chris: And then he asked me if I wanted to hookup.
Michael: LOL!
Chris: lol...
2. Chris: And then he asked me if I wanted to hookup.
Michael: LOL!
by random1234567890 July 25, 2009