chatslang
abbreviations such as “lol” (laugh out loud, “jk” (just kidding), “2” (to, too), and “4”(for). used in chatrooms and on instant messanger for people who are in a hurry or too lazy to type things out. sometimes it is used by idiots in spoken conversation. when used by pre-teen/teenage girls it often includes typing like this.
1. could you please use less chatslang? i don’t know what you’re trying to say.
2. the other day my sister said “l-o-l” after i told a joke. it was very disturbing.
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