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Hosted by Unknown Host · EN-US · 50 episodes
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The internet slang directory that contains all the terms of the modern dialect of the net worth knowing at English-slang.com.
Unknown Host hosts Internet Slang, a general show with 50 episodes published.
#slang Gl hf "Good luck, have Fun." Usually used in online gaming. Categories: slang
#slang Grats Abbreviation of "congratulations". Used in MMORPGs when a played reaches a new rank or level Categories: slang
#slang IMNSHO "In my not so humble opinion", as opposed to IMHO (In my humble opinion) Categories: slang
#slang TTIUWIOP "This thread is useless without pics" Categories: slang
#slang ROTFLMHO "Rolling on the floor laughing my head off"; alternative to ROTFLMAO . Some people may leave out the "T" so it will be ROFLMHO Categories: slang
#slang XD An emoticon resembling someone laughing when rotated clockwise 90 degrees. Also xD Categories: slang
#slang NM U "Nothing much, you?" (generally said after sup) Categories: slang
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