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Mom: Hey son your grandma got in a car accident and died
Son: lol
Another way of saying, Your joke wasn't funny, I'm not laughing out loud, but I feel I must encourage you. Or, I don't really care, and since I didn't read what you typed, I have nothing else to say.
Clark: Why did the chicken cross the road?
Luke: *bored* ugh, why?
Clark: Because he wanted to get to the other side! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Luke: oh.. ha. Ha. Ha. Lol
this stands for 'laugh out loud' but is more regularly used when you don't know what to say.
person A: look at this picture of the floor
person B: lol
Meaning "Laugh Out Loud," this is generally used in text messages and social media comments. It was originally only used by frequent Internet users (somewhere in the early 2000's), but now has become infected by the soccer moms and grandmothers on the Internet. This is also referred to as "normitis," or normificus-infectivitis, in which a person, place, or thing is consumed by outsiders, normies, parents, teachers, etc. Some of the normies, mothers, etc., are confused on it's actual meaning. (See ex.b)
ex. a
"LOL thats a funny meme friend! Would you enjoy another hilarious meme I found on Facebook?"
"Sure!"
ex. b
(in a text message)
"My brother just passed away. We are having his funeral Sunday."
"That's so sad! LOL!"
"What?"
"I said that's so sad! LOL!"
"Why are you laughing?"
"I'm not!"
"Yes you are! You're saying LOL!"
"LOL means Lots Of Love!"
"...no it doesn't."
The most overrated shit of a word ever. Seriously. EVERYONE USES IT. 😑
"Lol bro I love this game."
"Ikr lol."
1. Abbreviation for "laugh out loud" in the context of a response to a funny text or instant message.
2. Abbreviation for "literally opposite language" in the context of sarcasm.
1. <text or IM> I'm in jail now. Apparently it's illegal to send dick pics of yourself to your state representative. <response> lol
2. <message> I just got home from my child custody hearing. It was a blast! lol