by _Col. April 30, 2018
by Illumination 777 June 12, 2024
Sinead: “Maia I don’t think I can go any furthur, my legs are hurting!”
Maia: “Sinead, that’s TLS, Tired Leg Syndrome!”
Maia: “Sinead, that’s TLS, Tired Leg Syndrome!”
by tlsawareness123 August 22, 2018
by sos4778 June 13, 2022
"Too Long Don't Wanna Read" goes ahead of a long line of text. This should be used in the case you want to put the TLDR first and be grammatically correct. Used best for political discussions when you're trying to hook an audience that really doesn't care about your argument, but shouldn't be used for regular stories as there should be a mild-to-great disdain between you and the audience.
TL;DWR: No Karlson didn't cheat in the World Open, it was a really good move.
Over the weekend I saw that a lot of people were complaining about a move Magnus Karlson made.
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All in all it must be said that the Karlson is really good at chess.
Over the weekend I saw that a lot of people were complaining about a move Magnus Karlson made.
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... Lengthy Paragraph)
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All in all it must be said that the Karlson is really good at chess.
by Casokat November 23, 2021
Someone who's on twitter every hour of the day, has over 10k tweets, tweets for the tl and usually has over 1000 followers.
Thabo: "did you notice that Timothy is a tl gent?"
Tshego: "yeah, i'm also a tl hun so it doesn't really matter matter"
Thabo: "tl gent/hun couple loading?"
Tshego: "yeah, i'm also a tl hun so it doesn't really matter matter"
Thabo: "tl gent/hun couple loading?"
by a tl gent April 26, 2021
Abbreviation for "Too long; gotta read anyway."
Used when faced with lengthy content that might be overwhelming, but the reader has to read to tackle it nonetheless. Often employed humorously to convey the determination to dive into extensive or detailed material despite its length.
Used when faced with lengthy content that might be overwhelming, but the reader has to read to tackle it nonetheless. Often employed humorously to convey the determination to dive into extensive or detailed material despite its length.
Person 1: I wrote a detailed analysis of the latest research findings on climate change for the class. It's quite lengthy, though.
Person 2: Ugh tl;gra. Send it my way.
Person 2: Ugh tl;gra. Send it my way.
by Jforshitz December 29, 2023