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#26 2010-07-13 19:16:50

nitrosage
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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

Why not put these in alphabetical order? This is a "dictionary".


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#27 2010-07-13 19:16:53

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

wut - what

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#28 2010-07-13 19:35:53

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

Abbrivations:

ZOMG: (See OMG)

Sry: Sorry. also spelt Srry

Nvm: Nevermind

Jk: Just Kidding

Imo: In my opinion. Also can be Imho, in my humble opinion.


Terms:

Leet: 1. Something awesome
        2. A language using numbers, symbols and mispellings.

Meh: 1. Something ok, or not very good. Not bad or good, just in between.
        2. Noobspeak for Me.

Noobspeak: A language with many misspellings and abbrivations.

Hai: A way for saying Hi or Hello. Often used in Noobspeak.

Bai: A way for saying Bye or Goodbye. Often used in Noobspeak.

Teh: A misspelling of The, used on purpose.  Often used in Noobspeak.

Meme: A phenomonon seen everywhere on the internet.

Wut: A misspelling of what. also can be Wat. Also you can say Lolwut. Often used in Noobspeak.


Also add a meme section:
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Shoop da Woop
Weegee
Tailsdoll
Rickroll
LOLcats
Monorail Cat
Ceiling Cat
Keyboard Cat
Dramatic Chipmunk
Over 9000
I saw what you did there
The cake is a lie

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#29 2010-07-13 19:55:49

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

wiimaster wrote:

Abbrivations:

ZOMG: (See OMG)

Sry: Sorry. also spelt Srry

Nvm: Nevermind

Jk: Just Kidding

Imo: In my opinion. Also can be Imho, in my humble opinion.


Terms:

Leet: 1. Something awesome
        2. A language using numbers, symbols and mispellings.

Meh: 1. Something ok, or not very good. Not bad or good, just in between.
        2. Noobspeak for Me.

Noobspeak: A language with many misspellings and abbrivations.

Hai: A way for saying Hi or Hello. Often used in Noobspeak.

Bai: A way for saying Bye or Goodbye. Often used in Noobspeak.

Teh: A misspelling of The, used on purpose.  Often used in Noobspeak.

Meme: A phenomonon seen everywhere on the internet.

Wut: A misspelling of what. also can be Wat. Also you can say Lolwut. Often used in Noobspeak.


Also add a meme section:
Dr Octagonapus
Shoop da Woop
Weegee
Tailsdoll
Rickroll
LOLcats
Monorail Cat
Ceiling Cat
Keyboard Cat
Dramatic Chipmunk
Over 9000
I saw what you did there
The cake is a lie

Stealer! You stole from my post! (The last on the 1st page)


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#30 2010-07-14 06:34:52

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

SeptimusHeap wrote:

wiimaster wrote:

Abbrivations:

ZOMG: (See OMG)

Sry: Sorry. also spelt Srry

Nvm: Nevermind

Jk: Just Kidding

Imo: In my opinion. Also can be Imho, in my humble opinion.


Terms:

Leet: 1. Something awesome
        2. A language using numbers, symbols and mispellings.

Meh: 1. Something ok, or not very good. Not bad or good, just in between.
        2. Noobspeak for Me.

Noobspeak: A language with many misspellings and abbrivations.

Hai: A way for saying Hi or Hello. Often used in Noobspeak.

Bai: A way for saying Bye or Goodbye. Often used in Noobspeak.

Teh: A misspelling of The, used on purpose.  Often used in Noobspeak.

Meme: A phenomonon seen everywhere on the internet.

Wut: A misspelling of what. also can be Wat. Also you can say Lolwut. Often used in Noobspeak.


Also add a meme section:
Dr Octagonapus
Shoop da Woop
Weegee
Tailsdoll
Rickroll
LOLcats
Monorail Cat
Ceiling Cat
Keyboard Cat
Dramatic Chipmunk
Over 9000
I saw what you did there
The cake is a lie

Stealer! You stole from my post! (The last on the 1st page)

What? I know what memes are too! I really didn't look at posts besides the first checking if it wasn't there. Sorry if you thought I stole. I guess we just thought of the same thing.


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#31 2010-07-14 08:24:16

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

Yeah. Odd we both came up with memes...


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#32 2010-07-14 12:22:23

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

I hate it when people talk like this.  yikes


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#33 2010-07-28 01:41:44

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

Here's my edit of lol:

LOL: Stands for Laugh Out Loud, but is actually used in any situation you find even mildly amusing. Actually laughing out loud is not required to use lol, nor is chuckling or even vaguely smiling. In fact, you don't even need to find what you are responding to the slightest bit funny for lol to be allowed. Lol has been proven to serve as excellent filler in conversation, especially if you don't want anyone to respond.

I kid, I kid.

But seriously.


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#34 2010-07-28 02:04:24

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

drhelmi wrote:

In the past few years, with the evolution of texting, abbreviating has become more and more popular. When I first joined scratch, I was completely confused by all the abbreviations. So, I decided to construct this guide to chat-speak.

Abbrevations:

LOL - Laugh Out Loud

ROTFL - Rolling On The Floor Laughing

BTW - By The Way

BRB - Be Right Back

IDK - I Don't Know

IDC - I Don't Care

RTFM - Read The Flipping Manual - When somebody doesn't understand something OBVIOUS. I've actually never heard this one before.

QFT - Quoted For Truth - For use after quoting a post, saying that you agree. Quoted For Truth. Generaly used on internet forumafter quoting someone to make sure they cannot go back and change what they've already posted. Sometimes used to express you agree with the opinion. Taken from UD

OMG - Oh My Gosh - Exclamation for something shocking.

FTW - For The Win - Promoting something you are for, or that is great example: Scratch Forums FTW!

FTL - For The Lose - Demoting something you are against, the opposite of FTW.

LI - Laughing Inside - For all those moments that you don't actually laugh OUT LOUD, but you still think its funny.  Never heard

LMABO - Laughing My Awesome Butt Off

TL;DR - Too Long; Didn't Read - Used when someone doesn't want to read a 'word wall'. (See word wall.)  This is often used by lazy people

* - What The Heck - Expressing disbelief.

ROFL - Rolling On the Floor Laughing - A more commonly used form of ROTFL.

ROFLAMO - Rolling On the Floor Laughing Out Loud
This aconym doesn't quite work
LAL - Laughing A Little - Stronger laughter than LI, but weaker than LOL (See Lol and LI.)  Never heard

WE - WhatEver - "I don't care."

IMHO - In MHonest Opinion

G2G - See GTG.

Terms:

Word Wall - A long 'wall' of words, a large paragraph.

Siggy - Signature.

Pwn - To beat, destroy, 'own'.

Noob - Immature, or new user.  Wrong. I will explain it

Nooblet - See Noob.

Noobster - See Noob.

Newb - See Noob.

N00b - See Noob.
You see, these are 2 different words. N00b, or any variation with 1337 speak is often an insult, aimed at people who do stuff "for the lulz" Meanwhile, newb and noob are used to describe beginners

Epic - Really awesome, very cool.

Win - Something done very well, high achievement earned.

Fail - Something done poor, or a mistake. Opposite of win.

Über - A German word, widely used on the internet. Something more epic than epic.

Hax! - Something unexplainable, or very 'Über'. Used commonly as "OMG HAX!"  Not common enough, it seems

Hacks! - Correct spelling of 'Hax!'. (See Hax!)  Hacks are just hacks. Hax is a word in it's own.

H4x! - See Hax!

Please reply with with more. I will update often.

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#35 2010-07-28 04:20:44

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

MEMES

Shoop Da Whoop: A face that shoots a Lazor; incredibly uberly powerful
Lazor: The thing that shoots out of a Shoop Da Whoop
Pie: The most sought after thing on the internet
Waffles: See Pie
Stick: Stickman, a human drawn with a few simple strokes
h8, sk8: hate and skate. Used because 8 sounds like ate.-


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#36 2010-07-28 12:56:47

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

Blade-Edge wrote:

drhelmi wrote:

In the past few years, with the evolution of texting, abbreviating has become more and more popular. When I first joined scratch, I was completely confused by all the abbreviations. So, I decided to construct this guide to chat-speak.

Abbrevations:

LOL - Laugh Out Loud

ROTFL - Rolling On The Floor Laughing

BTW - By The Way

BRB - Be Right Back

IDK - I Don't Know

IDC - I Don't Care

RTFM - Read The Flipping Manual - When somebody doesn't understand something OBVIOUS. I've actually never heard this one before.

QFT - Quoted For Truth - For use after quoting a post, saying that you agree. Quoted For Truth. Generaly used on internet forumafter quoting someone to make sure they cannot go back and change what they've already posted. Sometimes used to express you agree with the opinion. Taken from UD

OMG - Oh My Gosh - Exclamation for something shocking.

FTW - For The Win - Promoting something you are for, or that is great example: Scratch Forums FTW!

FTL - For The Lose - Demoting something you are against, the opposite of FTW.

LI - Laughing Inside - For all those moments that you don't actually laugh OUT LOUD, but you still think its funny.  Never heard

LMABO - Laughing My Awesome Butt Off

TL;DR - Too Long; Didn't Read - Used when someone doesn't want to read a 'word wall'. (See word wall.)  This is often used by lazy people

* - What The Heck - Expressing disbelief.

ROFL - Rolling On the Floor Laughing - A more commonly used form of ROTFL.

ROFLAMO - Rolling On the Floor Laughing Out Loud
This aconym doesn't quite work
LAL - Laughing A Little - Stronger laughter than LI, but weaker than LOL (See Lol and LI.)  Never heard

WE - WhatEver - "I don't care."

IMHO - In MHonest Opinion

G2G - See GTG.

Terms:

Word Wall - A long 'wall' of words, a large paragraph.

Siggy - Signature.

Pwn - To beat, destroy, 'own'.

Noob - Immature, or new user.  Wrong. I will explain it

Nooblet - See Noob.

Noobster - See Noob.

Newb - See Noob.

N00b - See Noob.
You see, these are 2 different words. N00b, or any variation with 1337 speak is often an insult, aimed at people who do stuff "for the lulz" Meanwhile, newb and noob are used to describe beginners

Epic - Really awesome, very cool.

Win - Something done very well, high achievement earned.

Fail - Something done poor, or a mistake. Opposite of win.

Über - A German word, widely used on the internet. Something more epic than epic.

Hax! - Something unexplainable, or very 'Über'. Used commonly as "OMG HAX!"  Not common enough, it seems

Hacks! - Correct spelling of 'Hax!'. (See Hax!)  Hacks are just hacks. Hax is a word in it's own.

H4x! - See Hax!

Please reply with with more. I will update often.

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It's actually really annoying when people correct you. It's rude.


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#37 2010-07-28 13:03:58

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

Tl;dr! Jk!  big_smile

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#38 2010-07-28 13:48:40

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

Jade20000 wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

drhelmi wrote:

In the past few years, with the evolution of texting, abbreviating has become more and more popular. When I first joined scratch, I was completely confused by all the abbreviations. So, I decided to construct this guide to chat-speak.

..............

Please reply with with more. I will update often.

My changes are in blue

It's actually really annoying when people correct you. It's rude.

And it's also annoying and rude when strangers bother you for no reason. He asked for feedback.

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#39 2010-08-01 09:57:20

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

Blade-Edge wrote:

Jade20000 wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

My changes are in blue

It's actually really annoying when people correct you. It's rude.

And it's also annoying and rude when strangers bother you for no reason. He asked for feedback.

Hey, it's ok. But for the sake of everyones sanity, my own included, I am converting the dictionary to a .pdf. I will also add all the submissions and construct a list of contributers. So, in about an hour, the new version will be up!  big_smile  Also the reson I havent touched this in forever, is beacause I have been swamped with schoolwork.  hmm  Bye!

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#40 2010-08-01 12:11:21

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

Thanks for posting this! I had no idea that half of those abbreviations even existed.  tongue

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#41 2010-08-01 12:13:15

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

AFK - Away From the Keyboard

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#42 2010-08-01 13:08:14

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Re: The chat-speak dictionary

QFL - Quoted for lie. XD


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