Internet Slang and Acronyms quiz
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Which feeling does the F in FOMO name?
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What do you call someone who reads but never posts?
Answer: Lurker
Why: On early dial-up bulletin boards, lurkers used up scarce line time without posting, so operators often barred them.
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How do Thai users type a laugh online?
Answer: 555
Why: Five is pronounced 'ha' in Thai, so 555 reads 'hahaha', and longer strings of 5s mean a bigger laugh.
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Where did the man who coined 'FAQ' work?
Answer: NASA
Why: Miya's monthly FAQ answered newcomers' simple questions, which could otherwise drown out everything else on the SPACE mailing list.
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Which gesture does each X in 'XOXO' stand for?
Answer: A kiss
Why: The O is the hug; X has stood for a kiss in letters since at least the 1700s.
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Whose sketch gave junk email the name 'spam'?
Answer: Monty Python
Why: Early Usenet users compared floods of unwanted posts to the sketch, where a Viking chorus about Spam drowns out all other talk.
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Whose 1854 book has the earliest known 'brain rot'?
Answer: Henry David Thoreau
Why: Oxford chose 'brain rot' as its 2024 Word of the Year after more than 37,000 people voted, 170 years after Walden.
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