I live in the near constant delusion that it’s always Friday… it gets me through
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I bet org(dot)org is already taken
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I checked, it shows an index thingie, I don’t know what it means.
Taken but unused
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OGS will be OGS.
Rengo is part of go, anyway.
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I know it’s boring, but I’m with Groin on this one.
ogues
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Does anyone else often find themselves over-analyzing how they interact with doors, since watching the video in Gia’s post above?
- Yes
- No
- Now, I will
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How do you pronounce “lol”?
- As an acronym (as a single word)
- As an initialism (each letter individually, like “ell-oh-ell”)
- I always just say “laughing out loud”
- Other
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It’s also become λολ here, pronounced as a word.
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Lol is even a regular Dutch word (unrelated to the English acronym), meaning “great fun”, with some derived words such as “lolbroek” (funnyman), “lollig” (jolly, funny).
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Doesn’t it mean “lots of love” 
The temptation to vote “kek”
/j /s
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Was there mass confusion in the 90’s with everyone being like “why are all these kids suddenly speaking Durch???” 
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I have some vague memories of wondering how some English speakers were suddenly using a Dutch word in situations where it seemed to apply well 
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Ground beef is a pretty solid choice.
A fried egg or two can also be nice.
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What I find way funnier, is that people on twitch use “(omega) lul” instead of lol 
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To clarify for non-Dutch speakers: that is a swearword/profanity in Dutch.
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That’s hilarious which one? Or should I look it up myself?
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What does (omega) mean in Dutch?
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In essence, similar to “prick” in its various meanings.
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