According to urbandictionary.com, the 2nd definion for my initials MPM is “Common typo for lol. Most of the time it happens when you don’t look at the keyboard or when you are typing really fast :p”
Let’s all take in a good laugh. Look up your initials on urbandictionary.com and leave the definition in the comments. But if it’s dirty, I don’t really want to hear it. Then again, I wonder if the first definition for MPM is dirty. hm.
ejm isn’t in there yet. This is funny. I was thinking about people’s initials over the weekend.
LAS Acronym for Leysin American School, located in Leysin, Switzerland. Known for weekend drinking permission and ski season, the school population is made up of American ex-pats (usually who have been expelled from somewhere else) and students from 54 other countries wanting to learn English and go to school in the U.S. Students are subject to various abuses such as the IB curriculum, breathalyzing, a sh!tty dress code and cafeteria food that regularly gives people the runs. The school is run by a family that likes to eliminate the ski season and step on puppies. Dude, you got expelled? That means you’re going to LAS If you are breathalyzed ever Friday and Saturday night, you are an LAS student
My initials with my maiden name: LAR. Lar scouse for ‘lad’ that was custy lar. 2. lar 1.Wannabe Singaproeans usually add this at the end of English sentences to make them look “cool.” 2.Sometimes added at the end of acronyms to add style to it. 3. The way Singaporeans end their sentences. (I think) I think I’m so cool lar. OMGWTFROFLMAOBBQ LAR! <insert singaporean phrase> lar. 3. lar A person or group of people that are from a foreign country that have horrible English grammar. Named for their use of “lar” at the end of sentences by the founders of Powro. Usually they add lar, leh, liao, lor or la to the end of a sentence typed in English. ei sir can haf itams pls lar 4. lar One of the many words that Cantonese speakers use at the end of sentences in their every-day conversations. Pronounced as “la”, but there are many users that spell it as “lar” to let the end-receiver know that the user has typed a Cantonese word, not English, nor the “la” in the French language or Singaporean slang. Same meaning as la, but just spelled differently. Person A: “I just got off work ja.” Person B: “Waa. Why so late ah? I’ve already gone home lar.” 5. lar Used to describe the love a pathetic loser has for a woman completely out of his league. Ryan’s obsession for Natalie is lar 6. lar LAR – Stands for Lost And Retarded. You are LAR! 7. lar A Chinese word, meaning ‘not at all’, ‘yeah’, or ‘wow’. A recent IM conversation: QZ: FYI, you can download the newest version of purifyplus. The new version works fine with VS2005 Cd: thanks for the info, I’ll do that QZ: you are welcome lar Cd: what is lar? QZ: means nothing, just a Chinese word, like not at all, yeah, wow Cd: lar QZ: ;^b
BH = Big Hugs! Fitting, as I have decreed 2009 as year of more hugs. Fortunately, that definition was the first one that came up. The others were a little less awesome! PS I don’t have a middle name!
Believe it, Urban Dictionary is blocked at my work place.
i have yet to be defined. – ege
I can’t even post most of the ones that came up for mine 😐 there are like 4 pages though. oh one is Shaken Baby Syndrome… not too funny either.
OK, Urban Dictionary may be blocked, but Google isn’t. I entered “Urban Dictionary TWS” and got: Text-message Withdrawal Syndrome! BAHAHAHAHA!
AAA — not all that interesting. 1. highest score on a video game in the arcade 2. the automobile people 3. battery size. Funny enough, I was able to get AAA on Twitter. 🙂