Pointless Poll

[caffienekitty]

In an attempt to distract myself, here's a pointless poll.

[Poll #1133257]

Comments

[delphinapterus.livejournal.com]

The F depends on the context although I don't think I've ever read the F as "friend" or "flying".

[caffienekitty]

I forget where I heard those. Probably at the office where the most commonly used prejorative f-word is "Fish!" :-P

Arg. I have to sleep or I'll be toast for work in the morning. Thanks for helping distract me! :-)

[longhairedlady.livejournal.com]

I've always personally loved HOMG, even though I have no idea what the H stands for! It just sounds so good: "Homg! That's a word that needs to be in the English language!

[caffienekitty]

*grin* kind of like a step between 'OMG' and 'ZOMG'?

[dendritejungle.livejournal.com]

I love ZOMG. It's simultaneously so over the top and so tongue in cheek. OMGWTFBBQ, though, goes a little too far for me.

[caffienekitty]

I will admit I've had a few moments where OMGWTFBBQ was exactly the acronym needed, but I'm easily befoozled lately. :-)

[teithiwr.livejournal.com]

OMGWTFBBQ, though, goes a little too far for me.

What, for you, Mistress of the ROFLCOPTOR? *LOLLERCOASTER*


Sorry, couldn't resist that. :Z

[teithiwr.livejournal.com]

My little sister is supremely fond of saying "Ohmg". :) I always pronounce OMG as the letters, though... and embarrassingly, it often comes out of my mouth like that too. *facepalm*

[caffienekitty]

As long as you don't precede or follow it with "Like, totally!" I think you're safe. ;-)

[teithiwr.livejournal.com]

I think I can get away with saying "OMG", because I'm pretty much the opposite of the "like, totally!" type. :) Plus, I have an English accent! Does that count in my favour?

[caffienekitty]

An English accent absolutely counts in your favour! :-D

[cosmicviolet.livejournal.com]

You forgot "Fudgin'". :P

[caffienekitty]

Yeah, I thought about that about five hours after I posted it but it was way too late to edit. Arg. Consider Fudgin' the write-in candidate? :-)