[AusRace] Advice

[Laurie]

I'd disagree with her feeling if she said she'd never link it to possible sarcasm.

To me LOL and ;-) indicate the poster is not serious and/or is not out to upset anyone  To me those characters cover frivolous, sarcastic, leg pulling etc etc etc.


Laurie

 On Sat Jan 16 21:16 , 'L.B.Loveday' <lloveday at ozemail.com.au> sent:

>Just asked; yes it means Laughing Out Loud to her, and she competently explained the meaning of sarcastic - English is the remaining subject in which she gets an A.
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>BUT, she does not associate using LOL with sarcasm or indicating sarcasm. 
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>Thats why I put LOL (laugh out loud) at the end of my sarcastic statement...ask your daughter..she would of known I was being sarcastic.