Random Thought:
Have the "hahahahahahahahahahaha's" of our chat conversations taken away from what we really think is funny? When we're talking to a friend online, there are times when they'll something semi or hardly funny. Yet, we're so quick to type a long list of "ha's." (I'm not really "haha-ing" that much)When I'm on the receiving end, I just think, is what I said really that funny? When I'm on the giving end, many times I don't know exactly why I do it. It's this compelling urge to write haha. There are times when things are genuinely funny, but then again, there are times when it's not that funny. I'm merely chuckling, not belting out laughing or "laughing out loud." How many times do we ever really "laugh out loud" to use "lol" appropriately in our online conversations. Maybe our "hahas" and "lols" have become our coversation fillers.