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What does lol mean?

lol means "Laugh out Loud"
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we can say lots of love as well :)
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it cud also mean law of liability
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There are many different meanings for the acronym "LOL". Two of the most common used are "laughing out loud" and "lots of love" It could also mean log off loser or loser on line
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LOL can mean anything but it's in slang it can mean anything you want but it importantly means LAUGHING ... But it's ok if you think it's something else people thing ...
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