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in the German speaking sphere we used to use ggg to mean laughing, and the more g-s, the harder you were laughing
by heckelson 4y ago
in the German speaking sphere we used to use ggg to mean laughing, and the more g-s, the harder you were laughing
- ben_w 4y agoHuh, never noticed that (British living in Berlin), but good to know. Thanks for the info! :)
- BSVogler 4y agoIt comes from grins translating to “grinning”. My generation grew up with ICQ which had smileys. This thing with writing g was more common in online communities like online games and chatrooms and was more an internet subculture thing than mainstream knowledge along my peers.