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I dunno, but there’s about to be one more.
(>^ _^)>click for sound<(^ _^ <)
You. I like you. Keep up the good work.
🙃
😂
I would lose my mind if Mark Hamill sent me a clip of him Joker laughing.
what if I told you I was Mark Hamill?
It’s happening right now in this thread. Which I pretty much expected as soon as I saw the OP pic.
Jajajajajaja
Nenenenenene
Kkkkkkkk
I voice chat with friends on Discord pretty regularly. I have one friend who, instead of laughing, will click a laugh track on our soundboard, filling the voice chat with boisterous sitcom laughter. I don’t know why, but that’s kind of unsettling.
That kind of thing is funny if done infrequently but annoying if it’s all the time. I hope your friend does actually laugh a good chunk of the time
I don’t think I’ve ever heard him laugh.
It’s like posting “lol” or “roflmao” in text, when your face doesn’t even change IRL. Except we’re voice chatting, so he’s using a laugh track instead of “lol.”
People who send audio of themselves laughing are the same people who shove multivitamins in their urethra. In fact I wouldn’t be surprised if they also eat fermented chocolate egg salad sandwiches on public transit too. Fuck those people.
huehuehuehue
vvvvvvvvvvvvvv
or, “hHhHhHhH”, as in “I’m laughing so hard I’m hitting caps lock instead of A”
What about those who use “lol”?
They shouldn’t forget to take their medication
lol serves its own grammatical function now I reckon.
It’s a marker for response to irony (actual irony, Americans…), or as a way to indicate you think something is stupid to the point of humour, or as a kind of “that tracks”.
Or at least, that’s how it’s used amongst people my age in Australia.
I don’t think I use it in a positive sense at all any more
Fascinating! I still use it unironically mostly.
Another one brought to my attention is ROFL. Though personally that one has aged out.
Audio??? Video!
lol
People who still use smilies: am I a joke to you? :D
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Lol XD
