Awww, Mad what did you do with second topic? We didn't get answer

he needed warmup

That's called "laughing"... the Oxford dictionary describes "laughing" as a lighter form of the now infamous "lol", the main difference being that the "laugh" can take place in non-electronic form

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Sabotage, you shouldn't create two different topics about riddles, one would be enough. Even better, you should just post it in Warnerman's thread.

But... like, they're totally different riddles, and they both need to different logical buildups, which need input from all the participating members... and by mixing the 2 riddles, the shit gets all mixed up...

Note also, how this and the 3rd riddle have nothing to do with either Einstein or Warnerman, so its not related to the original htread...

Opening statement closed your honour, bring on the Defence :twisted:

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That's called "laughing"... the Oxford dictionary describes "laughing" as a lighter form of the now infamous "lol", the main difference being that the "laugh" can take place in non-electronic form

I think to Laugh Out Loud is kind of non-electronic.

I guess I'm just the last idiot in the world actually using lol in its original form and even crazier, not in the most inappropriate situations ever (such as every single time some one writes "lol ;P" and with that reverses the universe).

lol ffs
Because "Laughing out loud for fucks sake with a sad face" makes total sense!

P.S. I admit to writing "lol'd" where "laughing out loud" was grammatically incorrect, just as the save "laughed out loud" was ruined by the "'d", but writing "I lol for real" would sound like I was still doing it (where it wasn't THAT funny) and I saw no better option at the time. And I really wanted to include a "lol" for once.
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Yeah I'm normally not a nitpicker on stuff like that (regardless of what I actually think) but it just annoys the shit out of me when some one types "lol ;P" and means pretty much the exact opposite of what lol is short for. Not even that alone is what annoys me, but the fact that that rookie probably has no idea what he's talking about or what kind of situation a "lol" would fit in.

Was hilarious when I heard some people were failing badly at our school (6-7 years back then, geez time flies :'( ) in Swedish classes because they were including "lol" and stuff in their essays...

Anyway, dunno if we should apologize for going this massively off topic but the answer has already been given and all