IJL
IJL by FlipYouOverTheCouch March 25, 2009
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IJL
“I just laughed”- commonly referred to as IJL, is a modern twist on the usual LOL or laugh out loud, and the “haha.” While lol works if you did, in fact, laugh out loud, it is not appropriate if you did not and is not always understood as genuine. “Haha” though seemingly innocent can often “kill the vibe” of your conversation.
I just laughed is used when you have genuinely laughed at a joke, and you are trying to keep your conversation going.
I just laughed is used when you have genuinely laughed at a joke, and you are trying to keep your conversation going.
IJL by dolphinboi July 4, 2016
IJLTH
IJLTH by Name already used? May 20, 2013
IJLR
An acronym for "I Just Let Rip", ie: announcing to those around the proclaimer that they have just farted.
Generally used in the presence of guys only, due to their primordial need to compete for the best fart.
Generally used in the presence of guys only, due to their primordial need to compete for the best fart.
IJLTG
I Just Lost The Game, annoucing to someone that you have just lost THE GAME. If you do not know what the game is, you are sad.
IJLTG by Gretchen the Great October 24, 2008
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