Mover over (LOL)

@allknowing (130292)
India
August 17, 2023 8:20pm CST
LOL is being replaced by a more intense emotion which has readily found its place among emotions by public demand and that IJBOL LOL as you know is to laugh out loud but these days youngsters do a better job of it and IJBOL means I just burst out laughing. In the world of youngsters they expect this reaction to replae LOL. What about you? This link has the image of IJBOL
https://www.indiatoday.in/lifestyle/what-s-hot/story/move-over-lol-because-ijbol-has-replaced-it-heres-what-it-means-2421484-2023-08-15
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DW Davis
@DWDavis (25807)
• Pikeville, North Carolina
18 Aug
I wonder if IJBOL will replace LOL. It's two more letters to type and five words to remember instead of two. I'm getting today's young people are too lazy to adopt the longer, more complicated acronym.
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Always smiling
@allknowing (130292)
• India
18 Aug
You have dealt with boys and I suppose you should know better but there is also this craze for going in for something new!
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DW Davis
@DWDavis (25807)
• Pikeville, North Carolina
18 Aug
@allknowing I'm doing my part to help IJBOL take hold. I used it in reply to one of Horse's posts.
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DE
@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
18 Aug
I just said basically the same thing.
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George B Vieto
@Deepizzaguy (95481)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
18 Aug
I like that new term which replaces Laugh Out Loud.
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Always smiling
@allknowing (130292)
• India
18 Aug
Have you started using it? (IJBOL)
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George B Vieto
@Deepizzaguy (95481)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
18 Aug
@allknowing No since I am old fashioned when it comes to using words used by young people today.
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DE
@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
18 Aug
I text with younger people all the time and none of them have ever used IJBOL with me yet. They all use LOL. When I used LMFAO in a text a few days ago, two 18 year olds ask me what that was supposed to mean. I think the younger generation is too lazy to learn any of the longer acronyms.
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Always smiling
@allknowing (130292)
• India
18 Aug
@DW Davis says the same thing
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DE
@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
18 Aug
@allknowing I saw that after I posted my response.
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Ruby Hawk
@RubyHawk (99421)
• Atlanta, Georgia
18 Aug
Could be, things change every day.
Always smiling
@allknowing (130292)
• India
18 Aug
Youngsters get easily bored.
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Ruby Hawk
@RubyHawk (99421)
• Atlanta, Georgia
18 Aug
@allknowing They do, they jump from one thing to another.
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M Cheung
@Beestring (13501)
• Hong Kong
18 Aug
IJBOL is too long, Wonder if it would get popular. I prefer LOL.
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Always smiling
@allknowing (130292)
• India
18 Aug
That is the opinion of a few other users here.
Agatha C.
@terramars (166)
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18 Aug
I rarely use acronyms like LOL, LMAO, or LMFAO. I prefer to use emoticons or emojis to express my emotions. I use emojis almost in every chat. My friends call me an emoji lover because of this.
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Always smiling
@allknowing (130292)
• India
18 Aug
I use both and now I will also try and use IJBOL provided the post/response/.comment deserves it
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