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[Jaimsieboy]

Does anyone know what lol means in an e-mail text ?

[AlBags]

laugh out loud

[sara3]

lots of love ;o)

[Jaimsieboy]

Thanks Albags, I did not want to ask the sender... J/boy

[AlBags]

http://www.netlingo.com/acronyms.php

[pusskin]

Theres plenty I dont know either. I hope some lovely bright helpfull spark will post a few on here and what they stand for lol

[pusskin]

ha ha fanks airbags

[daisya]

lmao - laughing my a***e off rofl - roll on floor laughing - oic - oh I see.... does that help or you know those?

[pusskin]

cheers daisiya. Theres quite a few that I read on c/b most days and never sure what they mean! lol

[Hopkirk]

I heard of someone who thought it was lots of love, so put it at the end of a condolence message.

[chrissa1]

I use this quite a lot. It's my age you know.

http://www.gaarde.org/acronyms/?lookup=I

[pusskin]

whoops *Albags*

[sara3]

Hopkirk, lol :o)

[vivandorron]

When I was a lad (Many many years ago) LOL simply meant 'Lots of love'. However,it was a few years after I had become a member of AB that I discovered it was being used to say 'Laugh out loud / Laughing out loudly'. Whereas all the time I was thinking how nice folk were being towards me by sending their best wishes.!!

LOL.....Ron.

[vivandorron]

Hi numbers...You appear to be a new member of AB and , no doubt, will get around to appreciating my sometimes false sense of humour.

I have already indicated that I always thought that LOL meant 'Lot of Love'. However I am now going to suggest that it could also mean 'Last off looses'.☺☺☺

Ron.

[vivandorron]

Please, please, somebody else post a comment.

I don't want to be a looser in this thread.:-)

Ron.

[5077439jt]

Ron - for "looser" do you mean 'loser'?
Lol ( lugs of leather - i.e. a bit deaf ... ) :-)

[vivandorron]

Yes..:-) Lol.

Ron.

[albaqwerty]

I like the LMDO :)