what is the meaning of  lolo?
91277
Lolo is a Tagalog word for Grandpa. How'd I know? That's my native dialect
939621
Karol Jozef Wojtyla (known to his friends in Poland as "Lolek") \n\nIt's a nickname, I don't think it really means anything
888846
TOTALLY! Every time I get an email or recieve the best answer reward people ALWAYS put LOL. The nerds on tv shows say LOL. LOL everything. People write LOL on notes. LOL is both misused and overused. People also put LOL on notes, emails, comment, etc. about things that aren't even funny. Why would I laugh when someone writes: "I have to go eat dinner, LOL," or "I am cutting out my name that I wrote on paper, LOL." It's like a filler. Or else it will end up a filler. It's like the word 'like.' I was, like, walking to school. I was, LOL, walking to school. It is such an annoying and grammaticaly incorrect thing! I hate it!
200422
I can only assume you're referring to 'lmao' - an acronym used online meaning 'laugh my ass off'.  \nOther than that, I don't know.
592407
well,having been to spain,france,and italy,i can assure you that"ciao"is italian for "bye"(not french or spanish,though some of their words do correlate)and "lol" is webspeak for"laugh out loud"\nhave a good day
754547
lol = laugh out loud\nbol = burst out laughing\nrofl = rolling on the floor laughing\nlmao / lmbo = laughing my a** off / laughing my butt off \nThose are all the combinations like that I know of.
339313
It could mean one of 4 things:\n\n- Woohoo\n- Root (hacker slang) (Internet and IT)\n- Wonderful Loot (Everquest)\n- We Own the Other Team (gaming)
193315
It means "laughing out loud", you use it in IM and chat rooms to indicate that someone made you laugh, as they obviously can't hear you over the internet.  It is pronounced lawl or el-oh-el.
959202
LOL is laugh out loud usually used in teh chatting terms tbh.. tbh is to be honest.
288969
It's laugh(ing) out loud. You may also see roflol, lmao, roflmao which all pretty much mean the same thing. roflol means rolling on floor laughing out loud, lmao means laughing my a$$ off, and roflmao, well just put them together and you should be able to figure it out. Theres a pretty cool site which explains alot of internet slang, but I can't remember it :(  anyways, hope you're alot wiser now.
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It was a complete mystery to me for a while, & I didn't think to look it up. I have one friend who uses it all the time in text messages - so much that it's driven me a little crazy. For him it means "laugh out loud." I've heard other people say, "lot's of laughs," but that sounds a little hokey.\n\nThe thing that I like best about it - well, the only thing mildly amusing, to me at least - is that "lol" looks like an open mouth between the sides of a face, like someone saying, "OH!"\n\nStill, I wish it would disappear so I wouldn't have to be crazy anymore.\n\nAll the best.
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"Listen crazy girl, come over here!"\n\nHad it said "Loco" it would have meant a crazy guy.\n\nLoca = crazy girl\nLoco = crazy guy\n\nIn Puerto Rico and other latin countries, "loca" is also slang for a very effeminate gay guy.
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yup - yes!\nnope - no..\nk - ok\nlol - laugh out loud\nbrb - be right back\nbolo - be on the lookout...\n\n"YUP, i guess u'l LOL when u check ur BOLO question and say NOPE to all other answers(other than mine).... i'l BRB, K......."
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LOL is "laugh out loud."  Chatters often put it after anything they feel is mildly amusing.  Way too often, in my opinon (or IMHO--"in my humble opinion, using chat vernacular).  \n\nTKO is "technical knock out" in boxing.  I'm not aware of any other use.\n\nHere's a chatting dictionary\nhttp://www.pulpchat.com/faq/faq215.php
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lololo love lololo did u here me say lololo love lololo \n\nlove is the enger love is a mystery love is ment to be true love is a part of me love is the hart of me love is what we do . lololo love lololo
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lmao means laughing my @ss off\n\nanother term is lmaorotf\n\nwhich means laughing my @ss off rolling on the floor
407804
lol- laugh out loud\nlol- loser on line\nlol- like other lives\nlol- look or leap