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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
grammar question
Is the internet phrase "ROFL waffle" considered a proper sentence? It seems to me to be missing something.
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Very little that is used in Internet chat rooms is considered a proper sentence. I do know ROFL (rolling on the floor laughing), but don't know the waffle part. Anyway, in a conversation, not all things are complete sentences, and especially not in chat.
- Very little that is used in Internet chat rooms is considered a proper sentence.
- I do know ROFL (rolling on the floor laughing), but don't know the waffle part.
- Anyway, in a conversation, not all things are complete sentences, and especially not in chat.
- If you said something funny to me, and I simply laughed in response, that's okay.
- Just think of the person as laughing hard, and don't worry about grammar.
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Very little that is used in Internet chat rooms is considered a proper sentence.
I do know ROFL (rolling on the floor laughing), but don't know the waffle part. Anyway, in a conversation, not all things are complete sentences, and especially not in chat.
If you said something funny to me, and I simply laughed in response, that's okay. Just think of the person as laughing hard, a
I do know ROFL (rolling on the floor laughing), but don't know the waffle part. Anyway, in a conversation, not all things are complete sentences, and especially not in chat.
If you said something funny to me, and I simply laughed in response, that's okay. Just think of the person as laughing hard, a
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