If I'm lol/lmao, then I am literally lol/lmao

Seldom.

It's when I actually read something really witty in the web.

Probably 90% of the time, the other 10% I am at the very least smiling.

I only use them sarcastically.

@crash_: @zachary327jr: lmao

Edit: see, I'm just smiling right now.

@zachary327jr you forgot to make eyeholes.

looking at booby bacteria can help you prevent blindness

One of my biggest peeves is when people say those acronyms in real life (yes, they unfortunately exist) instead of, you know, just actually laughing..

@gunmetalgrey:

I have used "Lol" once or twice IRL too. I think you're not actually in the mood to laugh, but you're like "hmm, witty".

If I say “Lol” at the very least I smiled.

@zachary327jr:

Leave my brother alone you horney little bastard!!!

And i never use those acronyms

If I type “lol/lmao” in all caps it means I may be chuckling.

Most times

3rd option.

Every single time.

42% of the time, I calced it...

with my nose? every time

50%

Almost all of the time.

I don't think I have ever actually laughed when I've said "Lol", the third option applies to me.

I try not to use the acronym / initialization for either, at least not since the days of AOL chatrooms. If a comment makes me smile, chuckle or more, I’ll write that out. “This made me laugh”, “That was funny, I laughed, well done,” etc...

I'm a filthy liar.

I don't type either, if something genuinely makes me laugh my response is usually "holy sh*t".

95% usually just qctm. Other times yeah I may laugh out loud

I would maybe at most have a smile on my face as I type “lol”.

Most of the time, no.

lmao, nice.