What’s the meaning of lol, lmao, rofl, brb, afk, ty, thx, and np in Hubpages?
my favorite:
rotflmao = roling on the floor laughing my @ss off.
There was a program years ago called "PowWow" where you could chat with multiple people at the same time. It could speak all of the LOLs and LMAOs. It could even do LSHCCOMNAIWEDA, which translates to: laughing so hard coke came out my nose and I wasn't even drinking any. That's the longest one I know. LOL
lol - laugh out loud
lmao-laughing my ass off
rofl-rolling on floor, laughing
brb-be right back
afk-away from keyboard..
ty-thank you
thx-thanx
np-no problem
Well,these are nothing but short forms for common phrases used while chatting with your friends and people in general online. Its the bonsai for phrases like;
lol = laugh out loud
lmao = laugh my a** out
rofl = rolling on the floor laughing
brb = be right back
afk = away from keyboard
ty & thnx = thankyou & thanx
np = no problemo
Its not only in hubpages but on the internet generally.
So next time you chat try 'em!!!!
Well, to the first responder I think it is a common practice to use abbreviation while chatting. The use of short words and so called abbreviation makes chatting flow evenly and people could catch up as chatting is sort of a stream of words. For example ppl means people and LMAO mean "laugh my ass off". These are exciting moments where in some cases expressions are good enough to tell individual's mind and concepts. For example I have bunch of rare emoticon which expresses my ideas, concept and wishes just at first site. I am not going to repeat the meanings of the abbreviations because they have all been explained
I think there are negative and positive things about using text/computer abbreviations on HubPages.
The good thing- and in general too, it's just so much easier to respond to a funny message by going:
OMG LOL LOL LOL!!!!
instead of-
Oh my god that was laugh out loud laugh out loudddddddd loud funny!
But also, sometimes it just gets annoying to readers and especially on here, when we write to be understood and not to post gibberish in codes.
lol: laughing out loud
lmao: laugh my ass off
rofl: rolling on the floor laughing
brb: be right back
afk: away from the keyboard
ty: thank you
thx: thanks
np: no problem
I really think this is like anything we do in life. There is evolution in expression. We try so hard in our world to make things shorter and easier. Now, being a country girl I accidently have shortened words like" s'pose, outta, lotta, kin'a, luv ya, gotta, they aren't necessarily shortened they are just habit I do s'pose. The cutest one I know that is the first letter of each word is DILLIGAS. Now figure this one out. Oh, when I was young my sister and I learned very quickly to speak pig latin or double talk. We both speak these very fluently to this day and if talking around our kids and don't want them to know what we are saying. I think the list you have actually was started for a quicker shorter way for people to text. Text messages if not unlimited cost a lot. So shortening them is crucial to young'uns. I look at my daughters text messages and congratulate her for learning a new language, LOL!!!!!
These are abbreviations that many people use instead of writing out the whole thing. But HubPages uses them??
lol: laugh out loud
lmao: laughing my a$$ off
rofl:rolling on the floor laughing
brb: be right back
afk: i'm away from the keyboard
ty: thank you
thx: thanks
np: no problem
These all are short forms of some words. If u feel lazy just use them:-
lol - laugh out loud
lmao-laughing my ass off
rofl-rolling on floor, laughing
brb-be right back
afk-away from keyboard..
ty-thank you
thx-thanx
np-no problem
lol
laugh out loud
brb
be right back
ty
thank you
thx
thanks
np
no problem
lol:laugh out loud
lmao laugh my as*
brb be right back
afk away from the keybored
thx thanks
np no problem
ty thank you
LOL: Laughing Out Loud
LMAO: Laughing My Ass Off
ROFL: Rolling On The Floor Laughing
BRB: Be Right Back
AFK: Away From The Keyboard
TY: Thank You
THX: Thanks
NP: No Problem.
I'll add some that I know.
GTG: Got To Go
LYLAS: Love You Like A Sister
TTYL: Talk To You Later
Enjoy!!!!
One time saw a street slinger with a big garish necklace that said PIMP.
So being a wisenheimer - I googled acronyms on the net and the next day - he laughed when I said that, PIMP stands for "Peeing In My Pants."
He never wore that necklace again.
BTW:
BITCH = Babe In Total Control Honey
How about the good old TTFN (Ta Ta For Now). Been in use, in England at least, for donkeys years. Don't see that too much these days. I'm showing my age now!! LOL
LOL - Laughing out loud
LMAO - Laugh my ass off
ROFL - Rolling on the floor laughing
BRB - Be right back
AFK - away from keyboard
TY - Thank you
THX - Thanks
NP - no problem
WTH - what the hell
WTF - what the f*ck
NVM - nevermind
all the while i thought LMAO stands for --- "laughing my all out". stupid me. haha!
GBY = God Bless You
ROFLRH = Rolling On the Floor Laughing Real Hard
WTF = What the F---
I thought LOL meant laugh out laugh! hahahahaha
Wow...already answered here. I knew all of them except for afk. I'm glad I looked. Away from my keyboard. I assume they know when I don't answer..LOL (laughing out loud) Usually we have an away message but I learned something new today :-) It's not just in hubpages though, it's everywhere, especially in chats.
And there are also some intersting abbreviations in motorcycles world (used by Pagans MC):
ARGO - Ar Go F**k Yourself
NUNYA - Nun'Ya F**kin' Business
lol- laugh out loud
lmao- laugh my ass off
rofl- rolling on floor laughing
brb- be right back
afk- away from keyboard
ty- thank you
thx- thanx
np- no prob
Nothing else to say. All have been properly spelled out. So to be "in", I just took notes for handy use, just in case. Thx! Ty!
I thought they meant
LOL= Little Old Lady
LMAO = Love My Arthritis Ointment
ROFL = Retirement Opportunity, Fort Lauderdale
AFK = Anyone Feeling Kinky
TY = Thank You
THX = Thanks
NP= Nightime Poop
OMG = Oh My,Gas
WTF =Wag the Finger
TTYL= Time To Your Laxitives
In this digital age, texting replaced the formality of actually conversing with another human being by word of mouth. They resorted to common abreviations and most likely will never get out of this new age communication. It's fast and for most convenient but I'm old-fashioned so I don't mind taking the etxra two minutes to type out my message in full, lol
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lmao: laugh my ass off, lmao: laugh my ass off,lol: laughing out loud, rofl: rolling on the floor laughing, ty: thank you, np: no problem, afk: away from the keyboard,brb: be right back
All of these are names of bands. Duh.
LOL: Lots of Lotus's
LMAO: Large Male Attack Orangutan
ROFL: Rotten Old Fruit Loops
BRB: Big Red Balloons
AFK: A Fortunate Kiwi
TY: Taters? Yum!
THX: The Home-schooled Xylophone
NP: Narcissistic Pears
Glad I could help.
that's usual abbre...
anything special in meaning with hubs
Laugh out loud
laugh my a** off
rolling on the floor laughing
be right back
away from keyboard
thank you
thanks
no problem
I have a hub on text talk and abbreviations similar to this you should check it out
a few more are
FYI= For your information
ttyl=Talk to you later
I dont know all , but i believe that
np means no problem
thx means thanks
np means no problem
and afk away from keyboard
lol - laugh at loud
brb - be right back
ty - thank you
thx - thanks
np - no problem
Everyone on here is hilarious and I love what they wrote. Funny or not. If you don't know what they mean now you do. Smiles.
lol-iaugh out loud--------brb be right back--------- ty--today-------------rofl--read our first line--- thx --------- -thanks---- np--next page
lol=laugh out loud
lmao=laughing my ass off
rofl=rolling on floor laughing
brb=be right back
afk=away from keyboard
ty=thank you
thx=thanks
np=no problem
lol = laugh out lol
lmao - laughing my a$$ of ()
rofl- rolling on the floor laughing
brb- be right back
afk - away from keyboard
ty - thank you
thz - thanks
np - no problem
lol-laugh out loud
lmao-laughing my ass out/off
lmfao-laughin my fhuckin ass out/off
rofl-rolling on the floor laughing
brb-be right back
afk-away from kitchen
ty-thank you
thx-thanks
np-no problem/nope
Lol laughing out loud
Lmao laughing my ass off
Rotfl rolling on the floor laughing
Brb be right back
Afk. Away form the keyboard
Ty thank you
Thx thanks
Np no problem
lol: laugh out loud
lmao: laughing my a** off
brb: be right back
stfu: shut the f*** up
np: no problem
omg: oh my god
TTyl: talk to you later
WitmollrbattaniH? .................did you understand my question? if yes then you already know the answer.
I thought lol meant "lots of love" thanks for clarifying it means "laughing out loud".
lol laugh out loud
lmao laugh my but off
brb be right back
no no problem
ty thankyou
thx thank
afk away from keyboard
rofl rolling on the floor laughing
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