Epic fail...

In English please?? What do those mean? I'm willing to look stupid !!! :teeth:

Internet meme: The term Internet meme is a phrase used to describe a catchphrase or concept that spreads quickly from person to person via the Internet, much like an esoteric inside joke.

Leet speak: It's probably easiest if you just go here.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leet Basically, you use numbers/symbols to replace letters. So, it would be like: n00b, haxor, pwn3d, l33t .. stuff like that.
 
Memes need not be grammatically correct. For example, "All you base are belong to us".

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Make your time...

Can you tell I have been surrounded by this stuff for FAR too long? LMAO. That's what happens when you play EQ and WoW, belonged to a gamers society in college, played DnD weekly, and date someone who does all the above as well.

And yes, I am really a chick LMAO.

Ha ha ha...
 
just to add my 2cents, if you aren't getting the failblog in your inbox, you are missing a serious laugh on a regular basis :goodvibes
 

The most common explanations I have heard come from the RPG Dungeons & Dragons and was in reference to rolling a 1 when a 20 was needed.

We've used it more than just for the Dungeons and Dragons game.... It usually means a failure of epic proportions. A goof-up so big it deserves a tagline like that. :)
 
Main screen turn on...

Make your time...

Can you tell I have been surrounded by this stuff for FAR too long? LMAO. That's what happens when you play EQ and WoW, belonged to a gamers society in college, played DnD weekly, and date someone who does all the above as well.

And yes, I am really a chick LMAO.

Ha ha ha...

We gamers pwn you now!!! :teeth:
 
Memes need not be grammatically correct. For example, "All you base are belong to us".

Saying epic failure would be an epic fail.

Well, that "All your Base" reference was because of bad translation from the original game the phrase came from....
 



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