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Lots of love
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something@life?
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Here are a few that come in handy not just lol but oyjer frequently used Phrases. Typically, for simple words, a single letter, homophonic abbreviation is used:Who will pay the compensation for the closure of the Eurostar on Friday?
2 - to, or too
c - see
k - O.K./okay
o - oh
q - question
r - are/our
u - you
y - why
Double letter abbreviations:
Why are the Train Tracks on Fire?
am - above mentioned
cu - see you
ga - go ahead (which originated with Morse Code on the telegraph and later entered usage on IRC)
gg - good game or gotta go
g2g - got to go
jc - just chillin'
kl - cool
kk - ok cool (often to emphasize k)
nm - nothing much or nevermind
np - no problem
rl - real life
tg - thats gooey
ty - thank you
ur - your/you're
wb - welcome back
yw - you're welcome
Abbreviations using three or more letters:
When is it worth the extra cost of a first class train ticket?
afaik - as far as I know
afk - away from keyboard
*poof* definitely stopped watching the monitor now (or even turned it off).
atm - at the moment
asl - age/sex/location
brb - be right back
brt - be right there
bbiab - be back in a bit
bbl - be back later
bfn - bye for now
btw - by the way
byob - Bring your own booze/beer/beverage/boxing gloves/bombs
cba - can't be arsed/asked
cbf - can't be fucked
cuz - because
cya - See you (later)
ftw - for those wondering (also "For the win"; this was probably one of many acronyms misunderstood and then "repurposed")
fyi - for your information
g2g - got to go (or "good to go" as distinct from "gtg" for "got to go")
gtg - got to go
hax - hacks/hacking
hxc - hard core
iaal - I am actually laughing
idc - I don't care
idk - I don't know
iirc - If I remember correctly
imba - Imbalanced or over-powered (usually in a gaming context)
ime - in my experience
imho - in my humble/honest opinion
imo - In my opinion
irl - in real life
l8r - later
lmao - laughing my *** off
LDR - Long-distance relationship
lol - laughing out loud [a user says this when something is funny, though it has become somewhat of a cliché
nsfw - Not suitable for work
NITSKW - Not in the scene kid way
omg - oh my goodness/gosh/god
ZOMG - a way to make fun of "scene" kids who overly use the term "OMG". Similar to 'pwn' in that it stems from the proximity of the shift and Z keys.
O RLY? - oh really?
YA RLY - yeah, really.
NO WAI! - no way!
YES WAI! - yes way!
otp - on the phone
paw - parents are watching
peps - people
pr0n - porn
ROFL - Rolling on floor laughing
ROFFLE - Rolling on floor laughing (sounds like ROFL)
LQTM - Laughing quietly to myself
ROTFLOL - Rolling on the floor laughing out loud
ROFLcopter - a helicopter made out of ROFL's, used to replace "ROFL" in certain cases.
ROTFL - Rolling on the floor laughing
SAL - Smiling A Little
sif - As if
SLAP - Sounds like a party
STBE - Soon-to-be-ex, as in ex-husband or ex-wife
tbh - to be honest
thx thanks
moo? what?
kthx - okay? thanks! (sarcastically)
kthxbye (also sometimes kthxbai) - okay, thanks, goodbye. Used like kthx, but additionally closing (or trying to close) the discussion and/or thread.
TIA - Thanks in advance
tldr (also sometimes tl;dr) - too long; didn't read. Used in discussions when the reader refuses to read the other person's opinion because it is too long.
ttfn - "Ta ta for now" (see you later)
ttt - to the top, used in forums ordered by last post
ttyl - talk to you later [originally developed by the deaf on teletype machines]
ttys - talk to you soon [similar to the above]
tyt - take your time
w/e - whatever
cwus - converse with you soon
fu - **** you
pgm - pro gamers
i'z - i is (ebonics for "i am")
ftl - For the Loss/lose
mlk - malakas -greek word- meaning masturbator or a stupid person
kewl - cool or awesome
own- To pose superiority above the victim or competitor beaten badly.
pwn- Leetspeak version of the word own, used in the sense of "I pwn you".
ke - Ok
WTF- "What the ****" - An expression of incredulity.
owned- used mostly in online games when defeting an oponent.
p4ned- another way to spell owned used mostly in online games when defeating an oponent.
Über- Über is a gaming term for a player or object that is considered superior
Abbreviations using charactors other than letters, see [emoticon] for more:
Why does a train sound different as it approaches or on the railway bridge?
:) - means happy
:( - means sad
:I - means not feeling any emotion at the time
x_x - dead, exhausted or knocked out; giving up, lost, confused
0_o - shocked, appalled, in a state of disbelief
Paradoxical anti-internet-slang acronyms:
What (if any) benefits are there when travelling 1st Class with Virgin trains?
PUKING - People Using Krappy IM Nerdy Gestures
KAE - Kill All Emoticons
What is The Address of Retford train station?
[edit] Acronyms & abbreviations
Acronyms are probably the most used variation of internet slang. As opposed to typing out a long character string of multiple words, a simple 3 or 4 letter acronym can be used to express your point. A good example of this is "lol", which is commonly used to replace "laughing out loud" or "laugh out loud", to express laughter, or "rofl" (Rolling on floor laughing) to express a lot of laughter, along with "lmao" (Laughing my *** off). These two terms have created a vast internet sub-culture, with many variations and spin-offs.
Given that sheep get shorn, why do rail passengers put up with?
Acronyms vary considerably depending on the internet group, particularly in the case of online games where each game develops its own acronyms within its sub-culture. For example within the context of the online MMORPG World of Warcraft, AP generally refers to "Attack Power" while in the MMORPG Maple Story it refers to "Ability Points". This can lead to considerable confusion for the new user who is often incapable of understanding other users' messages.
History of Peckett locomotive no. 1893?
[edit] Emoticons (smileys)
Main article: Emoticon
Emoticons - also known as smileys - are a form of ASCII art where a short sequence of printable characters is used to resemble a facial expression and convey an emotion.
The basic "western style" smiley is :-), where the colon represents the eyes, the hyphen for the nose (which is, generally, overlooked,) and the parenthesis for the mouth - hence the name. They may be more easily recognised by tilting one's head to the left. A great many variants exist.
Do you think that we should nationalise the Railways and Energy providers in the uk?
The other major style of emoticon, which does not require the viewer to tilt their head, evolved in East Asia. In the basic smiling manga emoticon, ^_^, the carets represent the eyes, and the underscore a mouth.
What are the Advantages of an intercolonial railway?
Here are some other examples:
:) :/) ;) :( :'( ;( :O :D ^_^ ^}^ <("<)
What is the purpose of a caboose?
How electrical subway trains work?
=) =( :P xD *_* ._. <3 >_< xP =] =[ =/ =P =D =O
Which class I rail line hauls the most intermodal freight?
On a very crowded train, would you let a silent one off, if you thought it could be smelly?
;] >.< o.O t(t) -_- -_-" (\_/) <3
What are the AAR reporting marks for the New York City Subway?
Which channel island has a railway, if any?
('_') (")('_')(")
(___) (_)
U U () ()
It is also possible to make 3D cubes using ASCII:
What does the white markings on top of the rail cars mean i see them on autoracks?
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Water closets for railroad cars by lewis h. latier?
[edit] 133tspeak
Main article: Leet
133tspeak is another form of misspelling words, except with numbers. Rumors suggest that this idea came about when Hackers spoke online with numbers replacing letters as to prevent private conversations being tapped due to triggering a hacking related keyword. Therefore some users wish to reproduce this image by pretending they are 'hackers' to command some form of respect. Some examples include:
Who founded the Penn Central Railroad?
A = 4
B = 13
E = 3
L = 1
S = $
T = 7
And some words:
Sorry to be a hick but what's LOL?!?
Two/to,too = 2
For = 4
Ate = 8
And some numbers are even used as symbols. The most common one is a heart, which is represented with a "<3" symbol.
What is the first class railway fare from kalyan to parel?
Here is an example sentence: " 7|-|3 /241}\| 1|\| 5|o41|\| |=4|_|_5 |\/|41|\||_'/ 0|\| 7|-|3 |>|_41|\| ", which means "The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain."
Here is a very basic alphabet for Leetspeak. Full information about the Leet cipher and syntax may be viewed here
A = 4, @
B = 8, |3, 13
C = < OR (
D = |)
E = 3
F = |=
G = 6 or 9
H = |-| #
I = ! 1, |
J = _/
K = |<
L = 1 or |_
M = /V\ |V| /\/\
N = /V /\/
O = 0
P = |> |°
Q = <|
R = |2
S = 5 $ §
T = 7
U = |_| µ
V = \/
W = VV \/\/
X = ><
Y = `/ ¥
Z = 2
Does BBC News 24 have monkeys typing the ticker machine?
How much does a monthly rail ticket cost?
[edit] Format tagging
Many internet users are also programmers. Due to this fact, a variation of tagging meant to resemble XML or HTML code is used to give emphasis on posts on blogs, forums, or message boards. For example, in HTML, when "<b>" and "</b>" are placed around text, a web browser will display it in boldface. Because emotions and inflection do not apply to text, Internet users will feign XML tags for such emphasis, such as "<sarcasm>…</sarcasm>" "<rant>…</rant>" or "<white lie>…</white lie>". These "tags" are often meant to be generally humorous or informative. The opening tag may also sometimes be omitted when a block of text's designation as such is not meant to be known at first, such as when a sarcastic comment is made and only after the reader finishes it do they see the closing </sarcasm> tag and realize the intent of the message.
Lackawanna Railroad Furniture?
laugh out loudI have a question about train derailments... How much can the groundshift before it causes problems?
Laughs out loudFreightliner class 66 locomotives?
Laughing out loudlyCan anyone explain what ORCATS is.?
Laugh Out LoudCSXT possibly being bought out in the not so far future?
LAUGH OUT LOUDAre the passenger trains still running?
It doesn't make you a hick! LOL stands for Laughing Out Loud... (:laugh out loud
Laugh out Loud
Have you ever not paid your fare on a train or bus?
Laugh out loudWill the Rosslare to Dublin railway get a better service?
LOL is laugh out loud, and ROFL is roll on the floor laughingWhat kind of chemicals is used on railroad ties?
Laugh out loud mostlysometimes lots of love
laughing out load
What is the name of the nearest train station to the MEN arena?
laugh out loudWhat's the average weight of an individual train RAIL?
LOLSorry, not laughing with you, laughing at you.
Out loud.
I saw a card on some railroad cars while walking home what does it mean?
lick o lot.What is a baggage handler on a train called?
lol
Interstate train for car transport?
Laugh out loudWhich is the world's fastiest train?
LAUGH OUT LOUDApart from indian railways how many areas are still under government control?
it means laugh out loud & lots of loveWhat carriage on a train would be the safest to travel on if an emergency like derailment happend?
Love of Lollipops.lolWhere can I buy a replica British Rail Hi Visibility waistcoat from?
OK, lol is usually used for laughing out loud. Actually I only seen it about four times used for something else. I've also seen Lots Of Luck if I'm playing on a poker table. But I also seen it used for Lots Of Love too in a chat room. But normally its used for Laughing Out Loud.Anyone knows how is the work at the amtrak's yards?
above answerers are right. but why is your question in Cars & Transportation>Rail?? you think it was the most suitable one?loving on linda
What are the trains and their timings for travelling from mannheim to paris?
laughout
loud
Where's all the rail road yards in illinois?
i'm a hick to all that stuff is so confusing "laugh out loud"yOU USE IT ON MSN and you want someone to take as a joke or you think someone/thing is funny
How many men does it take to arrange a train journey to Clapham?
LOL (also written lol) is a common element of Internet slang used, historically, on Usenet but now widespread to other forms of computer-mediated communication, and even spread to face-to-face communication. It is an abbreviation for "laughing out loud" or "laugh out loud" "LOL" is one of many initialisms for expressing bodily reactions, in particular laughter, as text, including initialisms such as "ROTFL" ("roll(ing) on the floor laughing"), a more emphatic expression of laughter, and "BWL" ("bursting with laughter"), above which there is "no greater compliment" according to Magid.[How can I persuade my parents to buy me a train simulator?
what they saidWhy do trains travel at odd times?
LOL stands for "laugh out loud".GOOD LUCK!!
Is thier any sites to view live cctv cameras all around scotlands train stations?
LOL means laugh out loud.lol=laughing out loud
lmao= laughing my @ss off
lmfao=laughing my f-ing @ss off
rotf lmao/lol = roling on the floor laughing my @ss off/ laughing out loud
Engineers/Conductors: have you ever heard of this?
laugh out loudRealistically how long would it take to travel from Pondicherry to Simla via train?
and no you are not a hick, when i was new to chat three years ago i had no clue either and had to ask, i still don't know all the lingo out there, the only yahoo emotion i know is smile and sad, im afaird to use the others, because i dont know what they are suppose to mean
The LRT trains have rubber tyres,but why it is better than MRT using steel wheels on steel rails>?
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