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What does "IDKK" mean?
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In the sense of "LOL", "J/K", etc.
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another dumb acronym
Why two K's?
I'm getting too old for this.
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Not really when you think about it. It's easier to type a letter from one button followed by a letter on another button than to type two letters on the same button one after the other. If you tap a key twice, it shuffles to the next letter on that key, so to type two letters from the same key you have to tap to the first letter you want, pause a while or press the right> button and then shuffle to the next key. To type two letters from different keys you just shuffle to the first letter, then shuffle to the next letter because the timer resets when you press a different key.
If you then factor in predictive texting, OK is only likely to be two key strokes, whereas kk is unlikely to be recognise by your phones dictionary so you'd then need to go manual.
This. Also, for some reason I read just "k" in the tone of "ok, whatever", while "kk" reads more like "that sounds good to me", more upbeat.
Could just be me though.
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Because sometimes people actually respond "kk" to things as in
"Can you grab that for me?"
"kk, got it."
you know people that say "KK" in real life?
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It's kinda lame, yeah. But it's just a shortening of "okay okay". I hear people say far more retarded things on a semi-regular basis, like hella, or periph (short for peripheral vision).
It sounds less weird if you spell it " 'Kay, 'kay." They're just dropping the "O" in "Okay."
Kay kay is used in an exhasperated sense.
Like Alright alright, god...
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Just in case this kind of thing happens again.
One of my past roommates used "LOL" in real life. I put up with it because I was 90% sure he'd flunk out and I'd have the room to myself the next semester.