Lanzhou Shaobing.

The forum is one of the earliest applications of the Internet. Before 2006, it was the golden age of the forum. Many commonly used Internet applications were born on the forum. "Lanzhou Shaobing" is one of them. In fact, it is a A classic case of converting a curse word into its initials and then into something else. At first, people wrote the words to call the poster stupid as LZSB, but if we type in English while typing Chinese characters, we need to switch the input method, so these four letters were transformed into "Lanzhou Shaobing" with the help of typing methods such as smart ABC, but in fact Lanzhou The most famous food is ramen, not shaobing, so it's particularly interesting.

886.

When I first learned to surf the Internet, like most people, my typing speed was not fast. Of course, it cannot be entirely blamed on my poor learning ability, right? The keyboard we use now is an American keyboard, which is not suitable for Chinese writing. At the same time, for a good kid like me who has been practicing calligraphy since childhood, putting all ten fingers on the keyboard and using them all when typing does not seem to complicate my output habits at all. In addition, the most useful Ziguang input method at that time was far less useful than the current Sogou input method, Baidu input method, and QQ input method. Therefore, when chatting, in order to input faster, some abbreviations were inevitably used, such as Use 88 to express bye, 886 to express bye, and 55555 to express woo woo. Yes, 555 means woo woo, not dirty. In other words, 555 means crying.

Haha.

When we express laughter online, we sometimes use 2333, because combining 2 and 3 like this, it looks like a person kneeling on the ground, that is, bending over with laughter; sometimes we use 2333 to express laughter. Hong Hong Huo Huo is in a trance, but this Hong Hong Huo Huo in a trance is a variation of hahahahahaha or hehehe. At that time, we really used "hehe" to express laughter. Now you have all evolved into emojis, and hehe has also evolved. Cheng sneered.

Even.

At that time, we often called ourselves "Ou" in chats. I don't know why. Anyway, when I first started surfing the Internet, the Internet had been developing for several years, and many network applications had been finalized. In order to catch up with these trendsetters, I just followed the example and didn't bother to delve into the origin of each word, so until now, I don't know why "O" became the self-identification.

I do.

I remember when I watched the Mandarin version of Zhou Xingxing's movie, there would be "I fell", which seemed to actually mean a curse word. When I learned how to surf the Internet, "I fell" became fainting, Confused means that what you said was so interesting that I fell in love with you, or that what you said was so profound that I couldn’t understand it and I fainted, or that what you said was so cold that I was speechless. , I don’t know how to answer it. In short, in my memory, when I first learned to surf the Internet, many Internet words were like "de" and "understanding" in Guangxi people's words. They were universal words. This word "wo pour" is such a word.