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khan0plinger Apr 5, 2006 03:23 PM

Heh.
 
Heh <~~ the stupidest form of laugh there could ever be. Seriously why do so many internet forum nerds and bloggers feel the need to use this? I guess its supposed to be some kind of cool laid back laugh or not even a laugh but a chuckle. To me though its just really annoying because if you say the word outloud it just sounds stupid and annoying.

I like how the internet lingo is just as trendy as anything else out there nowadays. Its like one person starts doing something..others pick up on it and decide "oh well I want to look like an asshole too so ill 'heh' at everything to make myself look cool!". For this one you cannot even blame a tv show or anything else. Forums and Blogs are full of them, if you read a blog or journal you will see something like this: "I was watching my favorite anime, and the weird anime girl with blue hair had nice breasts...heh".

Like I said earlier, the internet is full of people who pick up on what others do and keep it going. The whole leet or whatever the hell it is called is just as bad. There are people out there who actually speak leet because they are so beyond having a social life..its really all they have. You also have those who mock it by talking with "zomg, Pr0n, Haxxorz" or other various forms of it. They mock it by using it but really only to get a laugh out of people because they fail to do it any other way. Don't even get me started on the whole "lawlz" thing because if I honestly knew anyone in person that typed with "lawlz" ..I swear to god I would punch them in the crotch a dozen times.

Am I the only one annoyed by this? Its not...so much the actual use of the words...its just how many zombies there are out there that have to pick up on trends that others use because they lack the creativity to have their own personality. I mean come on, it just sounds ridiculous. Heh? Good god.

Vkamicht Apr 5, 2006 03:26 PM

I don't like it either, only because when someone says "heh" to me it's kind of an insulting response. If I type something funny, and get a "heh" in return, to me it's kinda like "yeah, OK, whatever, go die in a fire idiot."

...well not that extreme, but you know what I mean.

Fjordor Apr 5, 2006 03:26 PM

"Heh" is an acknowledgement of slight humor. It is for something that is not worthy of "haha" or "lol," but it still makes you chuckle a little bit.
Perhaps you are saying "heh" wrong too. When I do it, it is very natural. Just a little half laugh.

I poked it and it made a sad sound Apr 5, 2006 03:27 PM

So long as it's not a repeated term in a conversation like "lol" or "hah" or something, I am cool with it.

In fact, I do it sometimes. Sometimes. It's not something I would consider a bad habit of mine, but I admit that sometimes, its a guilty little chuckle.

There are other far worse things on the internet that get on my nerves. But really, when one term is used too much, it annoys me.

K_ Takahashi Apr 5, 2006 03:27 PM

I just use it as a term that when I find little shit interesting.

Shit on Muchosucko = "heh".

Eleo Apr 5, 2006 03:29 PM

"Heh" sounds way cooler than "lol" does. As means of expressing humor on the internet, I'd go for heh over lol. lol sounds very childish IMO.

Seris Apr 5, 2006 03:30 PM

To hell with that, I'm a REAL man, and as such, when I laugh, it is a mighty HA HA that echoes throughout time >=0

(A few of my friends say "heh", usually when they're showing dissaproval or half-hearted amusement. It is usually a bad sign when they say it, as it usually means they're angry.)

Minion Apr 5, 2006 03:35 PM

I use heh all the time. Mostly because most people really aren't all that funny.

Single Elbow Apr 5, 2006 03:35 PM

Heh.


See, my exact problem about 4 years ago. It's just somewhat of uninterested response or a mock. Either those two.

Fjordor Apr 5, 2006 03:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Minion
I use heh all the time. Mostly because most people really aren't all that funny.

Gee thanks. I feel so appreciated here.:juggler:

Minion Apr 5, 2006 03:39 PM

Some got it, some don't. What do you want me to say?

Jan Apr 5, 2006 03:50 PM

Heh. I use it all the time. :(

Fjordor Apr 5, 2006 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Minion
Some got it, some don't. What do you want me to say?

Nothing. I was just being falsely emo, that is all.

Plarom Apr 5, 2006 04:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fjordor
"Heh" is an acknowledgement of slight humor. It is for something that is not worthy of "haha" or "lol," but it still makes you chuckle a little bit.

That's pretty much how I feel about 'heh' as well. I use it often only because I think everything is moderately funny. However, it has replaced my usage of 'lol' since I used to OVERUSE that saying many years ago. I remember my first years online were filled with "LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL"s.

Looking back at that now makes me sick to my stomach and 'heh' doesn't seem so bad by comparison.

Franky Mikey Apr 5, 2006 04:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Knighthawk
I like how the internet lingo is just as trendy as anything else out there nowadays.

Is this irony.

Musharraf Apr 5, 2006 04:38 PM

I prefer "heh" people over "lol/rofl/lmao" people at any motherfucking rate.

Rydia Apr 5, 2006 04:41 PM

I only use it to show that I found something slightly amusing. "Haha" or "Hehe" tend to be used if I really mean "LoL." I don't often use the latter though.

Musharraf Apr 5, 2006 04:42 PM

Oh and by the way, if you change the position of the first H and the E, you'll get "ehh", which is a much cooler word to use!! Seriously, try it with some friends, they will be like O_O!!

vuigun Apr 5, 2006 04:52 PM

I somehow can't even type lol and mean it. I always considered it like the poison that's slowly killing the internet intelligence.

Proto Apr 5, 2006 04:58 PM

Heh. I think of it as a sarcastic rude laugh. :D

That is if I want to be sarcastic and rude at the same time, I would use "Heh."

Heh.

Aardark Apr 5, 2006 04:59 PM

Since when is 'heh' a trend? It's a very neutral way of expressing amusement, and has been around longer than you have been alive. And, man, first you say that 'heh'' doesn't allow people to express their own personality well enough, then you shit on people who have different ways of laughing online. Logic is packing its bags in a hurry.

And what's that about saying it out loud? You're not supposed to literally pronounce any onomatopoeia syllable by syllable; of course it's gonna sound fucking stupid.

Kolba Apr 5, 2006 05:01 PM

When someone fails to get a laugh from me (and I care about that persons feelings) I'll courtsey them with a 'Hehe' which is a lot warmer than 'heh' but still seems to encourage aiming for loftier humour targets; like: 'not quite a "haha" but I'm acknowledging what you're at least trying to do'.

As for internet trends, what's worrying is that when basic AI's, who mimic intelligence by recycling the most used and widespread memes and e-phrases, begin to filter into the internet as part of some dastardly plan masterminded by The Machines - we won't be able to point them out. It might be already happening. Do we have composite trend AI's at Gamingforce even now?

Bernard Black Apr 5, 2006 05:05 PM

I say "heh" a lot online, and it's usually when I'm too tired or busy or angry (ect) to find something funny, but would feel bad for not showing appreciation of a joke. It doesn't annoy me, neither does any of the other internet lingo, but I try and avoid using it all the time when I'm online.

surasshu Apr 5, 2006 05:11 PM

I guess I have a tendency to mirror the chatting style of whomever I'm talking to. So if he goes "heh" a lot, so do I, and if he uses capitals and proper punctuation, I might too. I don't normally punctuate my chat conversations, as I don't consider chat to be a true written medium (to me it is essentially a form of speech). This is how I came to terms with things such as "lol" and smileys. Forum posts are a different matter to me, although I do use smileys, since they have become so integrated into our digital communicative culture that not using them is a statement in itself.

Uhm. So yeah, "heh" doesn't really bother me. One of my best friends uses it constantly. I've only seen him use "haha" once in the 5 years I've talked to him online. And he's still a friend (and he just bought a banjo, I mean how freakin' cool is that).


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