When I started blogging, very often on some comments I read "lol" after a sentence. As always when I don't understand a thing I google ! (which btw is a new verb too) and now I know ! LOL is an acronym for "laughing out loud" or "laugh out loud", and is a common element of Internet slang. But then sometimes I read "LMAO", and had to google again ! When I learned that it meant "laughing my ass off" I decided to rather use "LMPO", which would mean that I laugh my posterior off. I don't have an ass, I am a lady !
LOL was first documented in the Oxford English Dictionary in March 2011. WOW !
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Hi Gattina! Well I also google a lot and... learn a lot! But every time I answer comments people write on my blog,I see new words like SIL, BIL, FIl, MIL. Now I understand that these abbreviations refer to the in-laws.Good introduction, Gattina!
ReplyDeleteI like this entry quite a bit; and, yes, you ARE a lady!
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ReplyDeleteGood to see you hosting! Was on a computer break for March, but back now and enjoying ABC Wed.
ReplyDeleteToo funny. I like LMPO. The first time I encountered LOL was when my daughter sent me IMs when she was in college. It took me a long time to figure out what it was. My guesses were all wrong. Finally I asked her.
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I love the meme and hope you all had a great holiday.
ReplyDeleteROFL, Gattina!
ReplyDeleteFor ages I thought everyone was saying "lots of love!"
ReplyDeleteLove this and LMPO is a LoveLy take on the original!:)
ReplyDeleteYou made me laugh for sure! I like the French version, MDR for "mort de rire", meaning die laughing.
ReplyDeleteVery cute post, LOL! I am new to ABC Wednesday...have enjoyed others' posts over many months and was encouraged by my Mom to join in. She's relatively new also...Latane at Living Life on Main Street/ It's a New Day, A New Life.
ReplyDeleteL was easier than I thought; however, I didn't think of LOL!
ReplyDeletewow, that's in the Oxford already? they must have major researchers, what with our language changed almost daily, I think!
ReplyDeleteI like your lol better than the a- - one. I taught school for 33 years; I prefer to not spread trash talk.
I'm lovin your singing LOL cats!! I think I'll use the LMPO like you.
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Cute post Gattina! You have coined a new one - I will be LMPO from now on too!
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolute cracker of a post. L.M.A.O!
ReplyDeleteBetter late than never. I have just posted my L photo about Lili Bulle and her twins. Very funny, your post, Gattina.
ReplyDeleteLOL indeed. You could say LMDO, d=derriere! Then there are those who add an F in there, and I always choose to think that means funny, or fat, though I am sure that is not the intent...LOL!
ReplyDeleteI, too, like the idea of LMPO although when you say it, it sort of sounds like "limpo" LOL Thanks for the work you do keeping this wonderful meme running so successfully!
ReplyDeletelove the cat picture! mum do not usually use that term, i guess she prefers it the old-fashioned way.
ReplyDeletelinking up again this week! ;)