llol - "literally laughing out loud"

This is my proposed solution to the "'lol' not really meaning 'laughing out loud'" conundrum.

So go ahead, use it, and worry no longer! Next I will work on the "conveying sarcasm in text" issue...

Wow. That took me a few moments to process.
I thought you told us about some sort of "sarcasm punctuation" before...whatever happened to that?

oh yeah, the SarcMark It was turned into a giant joke, and I presume no one uses it, given that they wanted to charge some kind of licensing fee to be able to use it, lol.

looks like urbandictionary's backing me up on "llol", yay! lol https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=llol

Oh wow. Y'know, I always tell people when they come up with an idea, never speak it out loud or someone will take it. Here's my proof.

hmmm.......

sarcasm in subtitles is shown by exclamation mark in brackets (!)

What happens when that becomes redundant and sarcastic too? Are you just going to keep adding l's?

That's interesting, I didn't know that

I didnt until I lost most of my hearing

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No really!

Don't you really mean 'virtually laughing out loud'? vlol?

No, my point was that "lol" doesn't actually mean "laughing out loud" anymore. It is, in effect, "vlol" as it is. But if you *actually* laugh out loud, using "lol" doesn't indicate that anymore.. So a new acronym is needed to indicate that.