Laughing out loud, now often used simply to soften a message or signal amusement.
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I do not know.
As soon as possible.
Direct message sent privately on a social platform.
Laughing very hard; contains an implied mild profanity.
A warning sign suggesting danger, incompatibility or a likely problem.
Continuously consuming upsetting news or negative content online.
Allow someone to continue because their idea or performance may turn out well.
A friend or a common form of address whose tone can be friendly or confrontational.
Not going to lie.
An informal way to address a male friend, or anyone in casual internet speech.
By the way.
Manipulating someone into doubting their memory, perception or judgement.
The most effective or commonly favoured strategies, characters or equipment at a given time.
A romantic or sexual connection that lacks a clear relationship label or commitment.
To be honest.
Code words, altered spellings or euphemisms used to avoid automated moderation systems.
An exclamation showing disbelief, annoyance or amusement; also a casual form of bro.
For your information.
Good game, used after a match or round.
Greatest of all time.
In real life, outside the internet or a game.
Backstory, history or personal information that explains a person, event or fictional world.
Not safe for work; content that may be sexual, graphic or inappropriate in public settings.
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