Lol or LOL

I can guess that the first one puts emphasis more on 'lol' and reveals 'LOL' as an alternative. But it's just a guess.

in either one you take the first letter from each word.
When capitalized, it forms a kind of acronym (NASA, FBI, ASAP and such...)
When not capitalized, you give it the identity of a noun.
As it's much used in chat rooms, I guess "lol" is faster to write...

Hi, Maverick,

Good guess. I wouldn't think so.

Have you ever flied any airline? The beautiful stewardess would a

"Coffee, tea or me?"

lolll...
I am not sure she puts but it's rather possible. For instance, when you come to a shop the seller will probably tell you first about the products which will be most possibly sold or the most suitable ones for you, don't you think so.
Anyway the example you brought up isn't the case because to the stewardess it doesn't ant mat

Hi,

Have we reached any conclusion yet?


Pastel

Teachers, I need your help with this thread, sincerely.


Thanks,
Pastel

Lol... i don't think that I have seen this often...

"lol" is the fast typed version. And by usage, I would say that the LOL version would be "louder" than the lol one.

It is what I have observed in years of mIRC ICQ and MSN chatting

Hello Mav

Coordinate conjunctions are, by definition, words to connect two or more things (members) in an equal nature. Actually, however, when you speak 'A or B', it is likely A comes first to your brain and B next in an additional thought. So, in usual cases, it would be better to take A is more valuable than B in the speaker's ranking. If you want to emphasize A and B are in a comple