<</me shakes his head.>>
Why 'me'?
Why 'me'?
/me shakes his head.
Perhaps the original chatroom? program this came from used "/me" to indicate the writer?
"/me" is a command used by many IRC clients to generate messages indicating "actions" on the part of the user. For instance, the command:
/me shakes his head.
would result in the following message (or something similar) for most IRC clients:
* Travis shakes his head.
As I used to use IRC a lot, I tend to use this form at times even in contexts where there is no support for /me (that is, contexts other than IRC).
/me shakes his head.
would result in the following message (or something similar) for most IRC clients:
* Travis shakes his head.
As I used to use IRC a lot, I tend to use this form at times even in contexts where there is no support for /me (that is, contexts other than IRC).
Yea what was up with those typings and all that. I was like "whatever, I don't dig it out what that means" I'm not down to the IRC slangs cuz that's like for the dudes that are not hip.The French hipsters are mostly up to date on the urban parisian slangs and the American coolisms.
/me followed by your comment is a command used in chatrooms to show "action"