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363 by Somebody yk May 13, 2021
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363
what you get if you type lol on a laptop with num lock turned on.
similar to kik and ;p; (which are what you get when you type lol to the left or the right respectively.
similar to kik and ;p; (which are what you get when you type lol to the left or the right respectively.
363 by Tommmmmmmmmm September 22, 2007
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363
Another way to say LOL. Commonly use when the Num Lock key is on or "FN" is pressed while the letters LOL is typed out. Originated in the #ModMyiPhone chat on the irc.moofspeak.net server.
Phiberglass: 363
jtrwallace|Mobile: 363 she doesnt know
Jamie: yes
MSFTH8R: liar
digitalkid_:whats the secret code
MSFTH8R: 363!!!
Jamie: What secrect code
Jamie: I feel so left out
Jedibugs: 363 is the new LOL
jtrwallace|Mobile: 363 she doesnt know
Jamie: yes
MSFTH8R: liar
digitalkid_:whats the secret code
MSFTH8R: 363!!!
Jamie: What secrect code
Jamie: I feel so left out
Jedibugs: 363 is the new LOL
363 by Phiberglass September 24, 2007
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