d-lol
delayed lol – when you’ve missed the designated time slot for laughing, but you still want to laugh.
will no1: who’s buying next round of drinks??
aaron: will will, will.
will no2: lol
jade: lol
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will no1: d-lol
discreetly laughing out loud
when you sn-gg-r under your breath or dlol in an open plan office, but inside you’re rofl…ing.
don’t laugh out loud, usually followed with “at you”
meant as a sarcastic remark for those who go on message boards and try to bring up off topic, serious subjects
oh no, don’t laugh at this guy, he’s serious (usually while laughing out loud)
on a sports message board:
guy1: 9/11 was a conspiracy!
guy2: dlol at you…
don’t laugh out loud, say it to people who seem to continually use the lol
dude43:lol
otherdude67:no, dlol
dlol – drunk laughing out loud.
i was so dlol!!!
dying laughing out loud
that show was hilarious. i dlol!
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