In one drunken friday night, with a russian man, person with a nickname of Stueber gives him arabian goggles, the two perform a tokyo transfer with one another. The russian makes him then do the Frozen Eddie, then makes Stueber pay the rent, after which they carry out the hunter gatherer. In the final section of the night stueber gives the Russian an orange monkey and while giving the orange monkey donkey punches him.
by Eric Hink March 29, 2007
OK, cool. closest to gotcha or sure in conversation. very similar to roger in CB usage.
Importantly, using "kk" instead of "Okay" avoids any suggestion of sarcasm or doubt. There are lots of ways of inflecting Okay. kk is just pure acknowledgement; your message is received. And it is fast to type.
Importantly, using "kk" instead of "Okay" avoids any suggestion of sarcasm or doubt. There are lots of ways of inflecting Okay. kk is just pure acknowledgement; your message is received. And it is fast to type.
by AtomHammer April 22, 2015
So, you're making your first ventures as an online gamer, and you keep seeing this odd expression "kk" and “KK”. People chat in the online game, sending kk messages left and right.
Well, this peculiar acronym expression stands for "Ok" or "message acknowledged". It is the same as nodding in person or saying "gotcha".
Well, this peculiar acronym expression stands for "Ok" or "message acknowledged". It is the same as nodding in person or saying "gotcha".
The other bit of history behind "kk" is the 1990's expressions "k, kewl". Translated, this expression meant "ok, cool", but was stylistically spelled otherwise. "k, kewl" undoubtedly also influenced the use of kk in today's online chatting.
The kk expression, like many other Internet expressions, is part of online conversation culture.
Reminder: 90% of the time, these expressions are typed in all lowercase letters. On selective occasions, you are welcome to use them in all capitals to express enthusiasm. Just remember not to type entire sentences in all caps, lest you be considered rude.
The kk expression, like many other Internet expressions, is part of online conversation culture.
Reminder: 90% of the time, these expressions are typed in all lowercase letters. On selective occasions, you are welcome to use them in all capitals to express enthusiasm. Just remember not to type entire sentences in all caps, lest you be considered rude.
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