But they are not words…they are acronyms!!

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You just did.

Quote you: Am i the only person on the planet, that doesn’t use the words “LMAO” OR “LOL”?!?

Just curious………….

(laughing)

You’re not the only one. I’m used to typing out legal documents and don’t have time for all of this internet language.

I have just been informed by the Intergalactic Information Center that you are, indeed, the ONLY one in their data base that is not using these, lol!

No I’ve never spoken “internet”.

I’ve never seriously said “ur” or “OMG” or something like that, sometimes I don when I’m making fun of someone or something.

Nope. I always say, haha or hehe.

And in the other case, I spell the words out!!!

Then how do you convey to someone that you find what they said funny? It’s quick and easy.. lighten up … lol

no you are not I have not got a clue what they are supposed to mean

No, what does LMAO mean?