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MLN is the other extreme (complete opposite) of MLG which you probably know is major league gaming.
Best example of MLN is how dad’s are portrayed in mobile game ads

MLN games: iF yOU CAN pRess forWArd yOu haVe 69420 IQ
*99.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% of people will fail*
Human 1: Where u from
Human 2: MLN
Human 1: Wut is dat
Human 2: Major League Noobing
MLN by - Bully Maguire Pizza Time December 9, 2021
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A typed version of flipping someone the bird. Often used in chat rooms, irc channels, email, and instant messenger.
The 'm' represents the first two curled fingers, the 'l' represents the raised middle finger, and the 'n' represents the fourth curled finger.
stupidhead123: yo' mama
wittyretort77: mln
My left nut
Hey Lynn you look like mln!
Huh what does that mean?
It means my left nut
MLN by Daddy Lynn July 15, 2021
used in the tom kaulitz/tokio hotel fandom. it is a GROSS wattpad story ruining tom k.

M-My
L-Living
N-Nightmare
Girl: I was SCARED while reading mln
Other Girl: yeah whoever wrote that was messed up!!
MLN by mama_huh? January 6, 2024

\nlm--(-_-)--mln/

a emoticon I use on aim to represent me flipping somone of.
Ilovecock:UR A COCK JUGGLING THUNDERCUNT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

me: \nlm--(-_-)--mln/eat my ass,FUCKFACE!!!!!!!!

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If you typed in mlnkbjvhcgxfzdsaqwertyuiop, you have transcended a level of boredom not many can say they have. You are well past level 4. If you are reading this, question your existence, touch your family, make sure they reply and communicate. It was scientifically impossible to acheive this ultimate level of boredom. I do not know what you have encountered but it is not good. Not at all. If reality starts slipping, head north and remember the name Boresmear and tell him "mlnkbjvhcgxfzdsaqwertyuiop". Boresmear, is the only one who can save you, he was the first to ever reach this level of boredom and was banished to the Boredom Void. I should not be writing this, if I stop writing abruptly know that I have been transported to a the Boredom Void. You may believe this is a silly internet prank but I tell you, it is not the Void is real and it is as dangerous as it sound. Please, I have warned you, be vigilant, stay strong I wish you good wishes on your quest.
NO NO IM PRESSING SEND PLEASE REMEMBER mlnkbjvhcgxfzdsaqwertyuiop AND TELL BORESME

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Why are you searching this??? Shouldn’t you be sleeping or doing work or something? Geez
I was so bored I typed mlnkbjvhcgxfzdsa
mlnkbjvhcgxfzdsa by solo tua September 22, 2020
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