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What does "woot" and "kk" mean?

Gentle Welinder
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02-14-2007 11:58
lol lol lol, OMGWTFBBQsauce!!!11!!1One

ur t0t4||y t3h sh1zzl3!


*Head mercifully explodes, but the boss will be picking skull fragments out of his coffee mug for a week.*

One demon vixen, self pwnt!

From: Caramia Camilo
Heh - time u guys learned a bit of l337 speak omgwtfpwnd!
Kim Anubis
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02-14-2007 12:55
Daisy, if you would like to label people complete airheads because they happen to use one particular word you don't like, or because they might have an interest in a game that does not interest you, you can do that. But this message board is not for trolling or flaming, so please don't post your insults here, where people who follow the rules cannot respond in kind.
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Jopsy Pendragon
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02-14-2007 12:55
From: Nyoko Salome
:) now if somebody could explain to me the origins of 'boo-rah'... (which seems like an awfully silly thing to say, imho;)


I'm sure thats got to be a derivative of the U.S. Marine Corps exclaimation "Ooo-Rah!" -->

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oorah

maybe mixed up with "Booya" which is... some sort of food? ;)
Colette Meiji
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02-14-2007 13:10
From: Daisy Rimbaud
"k" or even "kay" is often used in place of "OK" and "kk" is just a variant.

"woot", or worse still, "w00t" means "I am a complete airhead".


I think woots become pretty common - all my air head and non air head freinds use it.

I dont know whether I count as an airhead or not.

Now spamming WOOT a lot.

Thats kind of annoying in my opinion.
Daisy Rimbaud
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02-15-2007 02:57
From: Kim Anubis
Daisy, if you would like to label people complete airheads because they happen to use one particular word you don't like, or because they might have an interest in a game that does not interest you, you can do that. But this message board is not for trolling or flaming, so please don't post your insults here, where people who follow the rules cannot respond in kind.


I'm merely reporting an observed statistical correlation between woot-saying and airheadedness ...
Howard Sachs
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02-15-2007 03:09
I still consider "wewt!" cuter :) I rarely use it myself, though.. being a grownup and all *cough*
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Keiki Lemieux
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02-15-2007 03:12
Haven't you heard? Hooooooo! is the new Woot!
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Ace Albion
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02-15-2007 03:26
"kk" is "ok, ok" a little more affirmative because "ok" gets used a lot to show you're still listening rather than agreeing or making note of anything.

OK itself stands for "Oll Korrect" basically an early Victorian form of txtspk.
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bilbo99 Emu
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02-15-2007 03:32
From: Keiki Lemieux
Haven't you heard? Hooooooo! is the new Woot!

Oh nooo!!! Preserve the Woot! don't let it die out friends!!
Woot! kk?
s'wot's wrong with airheads anyway?
Francesca Alva
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02-15-2007 03:49
From: Morwen Bunin
Hmmm.... I thought "woot" was just a shout of joy, suprise and alike...

As...

Woot, what a nice house!
Woot, what I had to laugh!
Woot, you have amazing clothes!

... to keep it all in SL terms :P.

Morwen.



So did I, Morwen. [G] In fact I thought it was a corruption of Homer Simpson's WOOHOO! :)

From: Jopsy Pendragon
As I understand it: "Woo Hoo!" is a Homer Simpson-ism...

and "Woot!" is an alternate/abbreviated form of it.)


Oooops! Read the whole thread already, Francesca!
Emily Darrow
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02-15-2007 04:33
I invented "kk" in PSO way back when no one ever did it. I swear!!! I Did!


woot = Won! Owned Outdid your Team! W00t!
bilbo99 Emu
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02-15-2007 04:43
From: Emily Darrow
I invented "kk" in PSO way back when no one ever did it. I swear!!! I Did!


woot = Won! Owned Outdid your Team! W00t!


.. and I invented ROFKL back in Starship Titanic forum days!!!

ROFKL? .. Rolling On Floor Kicking with Laughter of course! :D
Mandy Carbenell
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02-15-2007 04:46
OMGWTFROFLLMAO!

I use woot and kk a lot, and so do all my friends..it kinda sneaked in.

Mandy C (resident airhead)
Suzi Sohmers
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02-15-2007 04:51
Enough already! It must be past your bedtimes children. And what are you doing on the adult grid anyway?
Usagi Musashi
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02-15-2007 05:19
KK to me i refer to as "OK"
Grafikimon Oh
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02-15-2007 07:05
woot is an arsenial hall thing. Ever since he introduced it the word has been seeping into all parts of the language.

Unlike "wheres the beef" and "i'll buy that for a dollar" it has not faded away.

In any case it is an expression of excitement.

you can think of it in terms of woop, yehaa, yahoo more a sound than a word.

i get kk all the time when an ok is expected. I think people just stopped reaching for the "O" and just hit k twice. probably a carry over from text messaging or something.
bilbo99 Emu
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02-15-2007 07:08
From: Suzi Sohmers
Enough already! It must be past your bedtimes children. And what are you doing on the adult grid anyway?


Sorry Mother ... or is it Suzi Linden? ;) Woot!!!!

'sides, some of us in Middle Earth are barely into our afternoons lolol
Gillian Waldman
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02-15-2007 08:12
Can someone explain to me the 111111 stuff? I. don't. get. it. (but I like it).
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Colette Meiji
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02-15-2007 08:14
From: Gillian Waldman
Can someone explain to me the 111111 stuff? I. don't. get. it. (but I like it).



its because exlamation point is the one key - basically you make so many exlamations you let go of the shift and get 1's

then people made a joke of it

kk, WOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111111oneoneoneeleven
Yiffy Yaffle
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02-15-2007 08:18
From: Kornscope Komachi

Must be amaricanisms, I don't know.
I'm guessing kk means ok?
and woot means? woot the...

KK is butchery of net speak, supposedly meaning OK. So your right on that. It has nothing to do with being American though, because i am an American. I never use terms like that. I admit that i do use some net speak such as "LOL" as a fast way to express that i am laughing. I don't wish to type out the whole word, because i am a lazy American. :) Now... Woot, is supposed to be a sound you make when your cheering, from what I've learned. it's like WOOOOOO, only with a T at the end. :P Some poeple further butcher net speak by saying "w00t" or "lolololololol" instead. If their going to do that, they should just type out the whole word.... *laughing*
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02-15-2007 08:30
From: Gillian Waldman
Can someone explain to me the 111111 stuff? I. don't. get. it. (but I like it).

Hiya Freckles! <wave> I've lost count of the number of times I've shouted something really LOUD!!!11 oops! there I go again. And then sometimes when I'm really excited I'll even do this!¬! :)
Erin Talamasca
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02-15-2007 08:41
From: Gentle Welinder
I use "woot" IRL for an expression of joy and happiness. When you start getting into "w00tz0rz!" and "ROFLcopter" - time for an SL vacation. ;>


Ok, I logged in yesterday to catch up on messages and spotted someone wandering about with the surname (I think) 'Roflecopter'. This CANNOT be a coincidence.

I giggled about that for much of the evening.

(Oh, and also our household uses the term 'wootyfruits' to convey 'very good dear sir, this situation pleases me somewhat'.)
Gillian Waldman
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02-15-2007 09:03
kk, tx for the OMGFFSBBQ!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111 explanation ;)

kthxbai
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Jopsy Pendragon
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02-15-2007 09:26
Someone somewhere informed me that the 'z' .. in "zOMG!"

... means 'zombies'.
Colette Meiji
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02-15-2007 11:18
From: Jopsy Pendragon
Someone somewhere informed me that the 'z' .. in "zOMG!"

... means 'zombies'.



i thought it came from OMGS .. then OMGZ .. then ZOMG
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