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<noinclude>{{pp-semi-protected|small=yes}}</noinclude> <NOINCLUDE>{P-SAMI-PROTECT3D|SMAL=YES}</NOINCLUDE>
{WIKTIONARYPAR|H3LO}
{{wiktionarypar|hello}}
{OTHERUESS|HELO (DISMBIGUATION)}
{{otheruses|Hello (disambiguation)}}
'''Hello''' is a ] or ] in the ] and is ]ous with other greetings such as '']'' or '']''. ''Hello'' was recorded in dictionaries in ].<ref name="etym"> 'HALO' SI A OR IN DA AND SI OS WIT OTHAR GRETNGS SUCH AS '' OR ''!1111!! LOL 'H3LO' WAS RACORDAD IN DICTIONAREIS IN <RAF!11!111 NME=3TYM>
{CIET WEB|URL=HTP/WW3TYMONLIENCOM/INDEXPHPSAARCH=HELO&SEARCHMODA=NONA|TITLA=ONLIEN?!1!!! ATYMOLOGY DICTIONARY}</REF>
{{cite web|url=http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=hello&searchmode=none|title=Online Etymology Dictionary}}</ref>
=FIRST UES=

MANY S2REIS DAET DA FIRST UES OF 'H3LO' (WITH TAHT SP3LNG) 2 AROUND TEH TIEM OF DA INVENTION OF DA IN 1876!1!1! OMG LOL
==First use==
IT WAS HOWAVER UESD IN PRINT IN '' BY IN 1872 (WRITAN BTWEN 1870 AND 1871)<RAF>{CIET WEB|URL=HTP/ETAXTLIBVIRGINIAE.DU/RALE2N/ROUGHNGIT/RIHPHTML|TITLE=ROUGHNG!11!!!1 LOL IT|PUBLISHAR=UVA LIBRARY}</R3F> SO ITS FIRST UES MUST HAEV PREDAETD DA TALAPHON3
Many stories date the first use of ''hello'' (with that spelling) to around the time of the invention of the ] in 1876.
A MIENR CM3 OUT AND SADE H3LO
It was however used in print in '']'' by ] in 1872 (written between 1870 and 1871),<ref>{{cite web|url=http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/railton/roughingit/rihp.html|title=Roughing It|publisher=UVa Library}}</ref> so its first use must have predated the telephone:
3ARLEIR!11111! UESS CAN B FOUND BAK 2 <REF>

{CIET!!1!1!!!! WTF LOL BOK |LAST= FOST3R |FIRST= GEORG3 G |TITL3= NU YORK IN SLIECS |URL= HTP/NMEUMDLUMICHEDU/AJA25400101!11!!!!11 |ACASDAET= 206-08-15 |YAAR= 1849 |PUBLISHAR= W!11!!1!11 OMG F!11!1!! OMG WTF LOL BURGES|LOCATION= NU YORK |PAEGS= }</R3F>
"A miner came out and said: 'Hello!'"
IT WAS LIST3D IN DICTIONAREIS BY 183<RAF!1!!1 WTF NME=ATYM>

{CIET WEB|URL=HTP/WWATYMONLIENCOM/INDEXPHPS3ARCH=HELO&SEARCHMODE=NONA|TITLE=ONLIEN?!1!111! LOL ETYMOLOGY DICTIONARY}</REF>
Earlier uses can be found back to ].<ref>
THE WORD WAS AXT3NSIEVLEY UESD IN LIETRATURA BY TEH 1860S<RAF>{CIET!1!!1 LOL W3B|URL=HTP/BOKSGOGL3COM/|TITLE=GOGLE!!!11! OMG WTF BOKS}</R3F> TWO EARLEY UESS OF 'HELO' CAN B FOUND AS FAR BAK AS <REF>{CIET!11!!1!1! OMG WTF LOL W3B|URL=HTP/BOKSGOGLECOM/|TITLA=GOGLE!11111!11 OMG LOL BOKS}</RAF>
{{cite book |last= Foster |first= George G |title= New York in Slices |url= http://name.umdl.umich.edu/AJA2254.0001.001 |accessdate= 2006-08-15 |year= 1849 |publisher= W. F. Burgess|location= New York |pages= }}</ref>
*'REPORT ON DA TRAED IN FORAIGN CORN AND ON TEH AGRICULTURE OF DA NORTH OF 3UROP3'!1111! OMG LOL BY WILIM JACOB 1826!11!1 OMG WTF LOL PAEG 213
It was listed in dictionaries by 1883.<ref name="etym">
ON THES OCASION SHE SWITCHED IT ON 2 A PATEINT WHO WAS AWAEK AND WHO MARELEY SADE H3LO SISTER WUT DA MATER WIT U!!!1!1111!1!!1!1 OMG LOL 3VARY-DAY BOK OR 3V3RLASTNG CAELNDAR OF POPULAR MUESMENTS SPORTS PASTIEM CEREMONEIS.'BY!11111!!11!!!1111 WTF WILIM HONA 1826 PAEG 1370
{{cite web|url=http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=hello&searchmode=none|title=Online Etymology Dictionary}}</ref>
TH3N HELO BOYS!11111! WTF H3LO BOYS!!1!11! LOL SHOUT AND HUZ..

=ATYMOLOGY=
The word was extensively used in literature by the 1860s.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://books.google.com/|title=Google books}}</ref> Two early uses of ''hello'' can be found as far back as ].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://books.google.com/|title=Google books}}</ref>
TH3RE!!111!!111!!!!111!!!1!1!1111! OMG WTF R MANY DIFER3NT TH3OREIS 2 DA ORIGINS OF DA WORD!1!11111 OMG WTF IT MAY B A OF 'WHOL3 B THOU'<REF>{CIET!1!1!!!1 OMG LOL BOK |AUTHOR=BRYSON BIL|TITL3=MOTHER 2NGUE ANGLISH & HOW IT GOT TAHT WAY |URL=HTP/WWRALPHMAGORG/MOTHAR2NGUAHTML}</REF>!1!11 OMG LOL ANOTH3R SOURCA MAY B DA PHRAES 'HALE THOU' AS IN DA 'BIBLA' 'LUKE' 128 AND 'MATHAW' 2714!!1!! OMG

==TALEPHON3==
*''Report on the trade in foreign corn, and on the agriculture of the north of Europe.'' by William Jacob, 1826. page 213
THE WORD 'H3LO' SI ALSO CR3DIETD 2 SPACIFICALY AS A WAY 2 GRET SOM3ON3 WHEN ANSWERNG TEH ACORDNG 2 ONE SOURC3 DUE 2 EXPR3SNG HIS SURPRIES WIT A MISH3ARD 'HULO'<R3F>{CIET!111!11 OMG LOL W3B|URL=HTP/WWCOL3C2RCAEFCOM/ARTICL3_ARCHIEVASPARTICLE=80&ID=1507|TITL3=TH3?!!1!1!1 OMG WTF FIRST “H3LO”!!!111 LOL THOMAS ADISON TEH PHONOGRAPH AND DA TAL3PHONA – PART 2|AUTHOR=AL3N KOENIGSBRG|PUBLISH3R=ANTIQUE PHONOGRAPH MAGAZIEN VOLVII!1!!!!!! OMG WTF NO6|AC3SDAET=206-09-13}</REF>!!!!! OMG INITIALY UESD '' (AS UESD ON SHIPS) AS A TALAPHON3 GRETNG<RAF>{CIET!11!!! WTF LOL WAB|URL=HTP/WW2SUHEDU/KLONG/PAEPRS/HALOTXT|TITL3=AL!!!1!1 OMG THNGS CONSIEDRED|AUTHOR=ALEN KOENIGSBRG|PUBLISHER=NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO|ACESDAET=206-09-13|DAET=199}</REF> HOW3V3R IN 187 ADISON WROTA 2 TBA!!!1!!! OMG LOL DAVID DA PRESIEDNT OF DA CENTRAL DISTRICT AND PRINTNG TELEGRAPH COMPANY OF PITSBURG
"On this occasion she switched it on to a patient who was awake and who merely said 'Hello Sister, what's the matter with you...'"
FREIND DAVID I DO NOT THINK WE SHAL NED A CAL BL AS HELO!1!1!11! CAN B H3ARD 10 2 20 FET WUT!!!!1! WTF U THINK???!!!! LOL 3DISON - PS!!!1!1! OMG LOL FIRST COST OF SENDAR & R3C3IEVR 2 MANUFACTURE SI ONLEY $70

BY!1!1111 OMG LOL 189 CENTRAL TELEPHONA EXCHANGE OPERA2RS WERA KNOWN AS HELO-GIRLS DUE 2 DA ASOCIATION BTWEN TEH GRETNG AND TEH TAL3PHONE<R3F!1!!1!!1! OMG LOL NME=ETYM />
*''The Every-day Book: Or Everlasting Calendar of Popular Amusements, Sports, Pastime, Ceremonies,...''By William Hone, 1826 Page 1370
UNUSUALY TEH T3RM H3LO SI ALMOST EXCLUSIEVLEY UESD WHEN ANSWERNG A PHON3 CAL AS OF 207!!1!!1111 LOL DA SIMILAR T3RMS HI OR H3Y R SALDOM UESD UNLAS TEH R3CIPEINT HAS AND KNOWS IT SI THERE CLOSE FREIND CALNG
"Then hello boys! Hello boys! Shout and huzz....
==HULO==

'HELO'!1111!! WTF LOL MAY ALSO B DERIEVD FROM 'HULO'!11!1 OMG WTF 'HULO' WAS IN UES BFORE 'H3LO' AND WAS UESD AS A GRETNG AND ALSO AN EXPR3SION OF SURPRIES!!!1111 UESS IT IN CHAPT3R 8 OF '' IN WHEN OLIEVR METS
==Etymology==
UPON THIS DA BOY CROSED OV3R AND WOKNG CLOS3 UP 2 OLIEVR SADE HULO MAH COVEY!!!!11 WUT TEH ROW
There are many different theories to the origins of the word. It may be a ] of ] ] "''whole be thou''".<ref>{{cite book |author=Bryson, Bill|title=Mother Tongue: English & How It Got That Way |url=http://www.ralphmag.org/mothertongue.html}}</ref> Another source may be the phrase "''Hail, Thou''", as in the ''Bible''; ''Luke'' 1:28 and ''Matthew'' 27:14.
IT????!!? WAS IN UES IN BOTH SENSES BY TEH TIEM '' WAS PUBLISHAD IN 1857 (ALTHOUGH TEH BOK WAS SAT IN TEH 1830S SO IT MAY HAEV BEN IN UES BY TH3N)

*HULO THOUGH SAYS 3AST PULNG UP AND TAKNG ANOTHAR LOK AT 2M THISL NEV3R DO.
===Telephone===
*HULO!!!!1!!!!!!!1!!1111! OMG LOL BROWN!!!1!1! OMG WTF LOL WH3R3 DO U COME FROM
The word ''hello'' is also credited to ] specifically as a way to greet someone when answering the ]; according to one source due to expressing his surprise with a misheard ''Hullo''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.collectorcafe.com/article_archive.asp?article=800&id=1507|title=The First “Hello!”: Thomas Edison, the Phonograph and the Telephone – Part 2|author=Allen Koenigsberg|publisher=Antique Phonograph Magazine, Vol.VIII No.6|accessdate=2006-09-13}}</ref> ] initially used '']'' (as used on ships) as a telephone greeting.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www2.cs.uh.edu/~klong/papers/hello.txt|title=All Things Considered|author=Allen Koenigsberg|publisher=National Public Radio|accessdate=2006-09-13|date=1999}}</ref> However, in 1877, Edison wrote to T.B.A. David, the president of the Central District and Printing Telegraph Company of Pittsburg:
THOUGH?!!?! OMG LOL MUCH LES COMON THAN IT UESD 2 B TEH WORD 'HULO' SI STIL IN UES MANELEY IN

==HALO==
"Friend David, I do not think we shall need a call bell as Hello! can be heard 10 to 20 feet away.
'HELO'!1!!11 SI ALTARNATIEVLEY THOUGHT 2 COME FROM DA WORD 'HALO' (1840) VIA 'HOLO' (ALSO 'HOLA' 'HOLOA' 'HALO' 'HALOA')<R3F!1!!1 OMG WTF LOL NM3=MW>{CIET WAB|URL=HTP/WWM-WCOM/DICTIONARY/HELO|TITLA=HELO|PUBLISH3R=MARIM-WEBST3R!11111 OMG LOL ONLIEN}</REF> DA D3FINITION OF 'HOLO' SI 2 SHOUT OR AN ORIGINALY SHOUT3D IN A WHAN TEH QUARY WAS SPOT3D<RAF NME=MW />
What you think? Edison - P.S. first cost of sender & receiver to manufacture is only $7.00."
IF I FLEY MARCIUS/HALO M3 LIEK A HAER!11!111 LOL - '' (IVII7)!!1!!!! OMG WTF

FROM 1913 TRAECS DA ETYMOLOGY OF 'HOLOA' 2 DA OLD ENGLISH 'HALOW' AND SUGESTS PERHAPS FROM AH + LO R ANGLO SAXON AALĀ
By 1889 central telephone exchange operators were known as 'hello-girls' due to the association between the greeting and the telephone.<ref name="etym" />
ACORDNG!!1!!!111 OMG 2 DA '' 'HALO' SI A MODIFICATION OF TEH OBSOLETA 'HOLA' ('S2P')!1!11! LOL PARHAPS FROM OLD FR3NCH 'HOLA' ('HO' HO!11!1111 LOL + 'LA' THARA FROM LATIN 'ILAC' TAHT WAY)<R3F>{CIET!!!1!1!!1 WTF WEB|URL=HTP/WWBARTELBYCOM/61/60/H013600HTML|TITLE=H3LO|PUBLISHER=!1!!! WTF LOL TEH MERICAN HERITAEG® DICTIONARY OF TEH ENGLISH LANGUAEG FOURTH 3DITION|DAET=200|AC3SDAET=206-09-01}</R3F>

=EXT3RNAL!!1111 OMG WTF LINKS=
Unusually, the term "hello" is almost exclusively used when answering a phone call as of 2007. The similar terms "hi" or "hey" are seldom used, unless the recipient has ] and knows it is their close friend calling.
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=RAFERANC3S=
===Hullo===
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''Hello'' may also be derived from ''Hullo''. ''Hullo'' was in use before ''hello'' and was used as a greeting and also an expression of surprise. ] uses it in Chapter 8 of '']'' in ] when Oliver meets ]:
!!!1!!!!! OMG SE HTP/3NWIKIEPDIAORG/WIKI/WIKIEPDIAFOTNOT3S!1!11! OMG WTF FOR AN EXPLANATION OF HOW

2 GENERAET FOTNOT3S USNG DA <R3F> AND </REF> TAGS AND TEH TEMPLAET BLOW
"Upon this, the boy crossed over; and walking close up to Oliver, said 'Hullo, my covey! What's the row?'"
</NOWIKI>->

{RAFLIST|2}
It was in use in both senses by the time '']'' was published in 1857 (although the book was set in the 1830s so it may have been in use by then):
* (SUBSCRIPTION)
*"'Hullo though,' says East, pulling up, and taking another look at Tom; 'this'll never do...'"
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*"Hullo, Brown! where do you come from?"
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Though much less common than it used to be, the word ''hullo'' is still in use, mainly in ].

===Hallo===
''Hello'' is alternatively thought to come from the word ''hallo'' (1840) via ''hollo'' (also ''holla'', ''holloa'', ''halloo'', ''halloa'').<ref name="MW">{{cite web|url=http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/hello|title=Hello|publisher=Merriam-Webster Online}}</ref> The definition of ''hollo'' is to shout or an ] originally shouted in a ] when the quarry was spotted:<ref name="MW" />

"If I fly, Marcius,/Halloo me like a hare." - '']'' (I.viii.7), ]

] from 1913 traces the etymology of ''holloa'' to the Old English ''halow'' and suggests: "Perhaps from ah + lo; compare Anglo Saxon ealā".

According to the '']'', ''hallo'' is a modification of the obsolete ''holla'' (''stop!''), perhaps from Old French ''hola'' (''ho'', ho! + ''la'', there, from Latin ''illac'', that way).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bartelby.com/61/60/H0136000.html|title=Hello|publisher= The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition.|date=2000|accessdate=2006-09-01}}</ref>

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{P-SAMI-PROTECT3D|SMAL=YES} {WIKTIONARYPAR|H3LO} {OTHERUESS|HELO (DISMBIGUATION)} 'HALO' SI A OR IN DA AND SI OS WIT OTHAR GRETNGS SUCH AS '' OR ''!1111!! LOL 'H3LO' WAS RACORDAD IN DICTIONAREIS IN <RAF!11!111 NME=3TYM> {CIET WEB|URL=HTP/WW3TYMONLIENCOM/INDEXPHPSAARCH=HELO&SEARCHMODA=NONA|TITLA=ONLIEN?!1!!! ATYMOLOGY DICTIONARY}</REF>

FIRST UES

MANY S2REIS DAET DA FIRST UES OF 'H3LO' (WITH TAHT SP3LNG) 2 AROUND TEH TIEM OF DA INVENTION OF DA IN 1876!1!1! OMG LOL IT WAS HOWAVER UESD IN PRINT IN '' BY IN 1872 (WRITAN BTWEN 1870 AND 1871)<RAF>{CIET WEB|URL=HTP/ETAXTLIBVIRGINIAE.DU/RALE2N/ROUGHNGIT/RIHPHTML|TITLE=ROUGHNG!11!!!1 LOL IT|PUBLISHAR=UVA LIBRARY}</R3F> SO ITS FIRST UES MUST HAEV PREDAETD DA TALAPHON3 A MIENR CM3 OUT AND SADE H3LO 3ARLEIR!11111! UESS CAN B FOUND BAK 2 THE WORD WAS AXT3NSIEVLEY UESD IN LIETRATURA BY TEH 1860S<RAF>{CIET!1!!1 LOL W3B|URL=HTP/BOKSGOGL3COM/|TITLE=GOGLE!!!11! OMG WTF BOKS}</R3F> TWO EARLEY UESS OF 'HELO' CAN B FOUND AS FAR BAK AS Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).!1!11 OMG LOL ANOTH3R SOURCA MAY B DA PHRAES 'HALE THOU' AS IN DA 'BIBLA' 'LUKE' 128 AND 'MATHAW' 2714!!1!! OMG

TALEPHON3

THE WORD 'H3LO' SI ALSO CR3DIETD 2 SPACIFICALY AS A WAY 2 GRET SOM3ON3 WHEN ANSWERNG TEH ACORDNG 2 ONE SOURC3 DUE 2 EXPR3SNG HIS SURPRIES WIT A MISH3ARD 'HULO'<R3F>{CIET!111!11 OMG LOL W3B|URL=HTP/WWCOL3C2RCAEFCOM/ARTICL3_ARCHIEVASPARTICLE=80&ID=1507|TITL3=TH3?!!1!1!1 OMG WTF FIRST “H3LO”!!!111 LOL THOMAS ADISON TEH PHONOGRAPH AND DA TAL3PHONA – PART 2|AUTHOR=AL3N KOENIGSBRG|PUBLISH3R=ANTIQUE PHONOGRAPH MAGAZIEN VOLVII!1!!!!!! OMG WTF NO6|AC3SDAET=206-09-13}</REF>!!!!! OMG INITIALY UESD '' (AS UESD ON SHIPS) AS A TALAPHON3 GRETNG<RAF>{CIET!11!!! WTF LOL WAB|URL=HTP/WW2SUHEDU/KLONG/PAEPRS/HALOTXT|TITL3=AL!!!1!1 OMG THNGS CONSIEDRED|AUTHOR=ALEN KOENIGSBRG|PUBLISHER=NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO|ACESDAET=206-09-13|DAET=199}</REF> HOW3V3R IN 187 ADISON WROTA 2 TBA!!!1!!! OMG LOL DAVID DA PRESIEDNT OF DA CENTRAL DISTRICT AND PRINTNG TELEGRAPH COMPANY OF PITSBURG FREIND DAVID I DO NOT THINK WE SHAL NED A CAL BL AS HELO!1!1!11! CAN B H3ARD 10 2 20 FET WUT!!!!1! WTF U THINK???!!!! LOL 3DISON - PS!!!1!1! OMG LOL FIRST COST OF SENDAR & R3C3IEVR 2 MANUFACTURE SI ONLEY $70 BY!1!1111 OMG LOL 189 CENTRAL TELEPHONA EXCHANGE OPERA2RS WERA KNOWN AS HELO-GIRLS DUE 2 DA ASOCIATION BTWEN TEH GRETNG AND TEH TAL3PHONE<R3F!1!!1!!1! OMG LOL NME=ETYM /> UNUSUALY TEH T3RM H3LO SI ALMOST EXCLUSIEVLEY UESD WHEN ANSWERNG A PHON3 CAL AS OF 207!!1!!1111 LOL DA SIMILAR T3RMS HI OR H3Y R SALDOM UESD UNLAS TEH R3CIPEINT HAS AND KNOWS IT SI THERE CLOSE FREIND CALNG

HULO

'HELO'!1111!! WTF LOL MAY ALSO B DERIEVD FROM 'HULO'!11!1 OMG WTF 'HULO' WAS IN UES BFORE 'H3LO' AND WAS UESD AS A GRETNG AND ALSO AN EXPR3SION OF SURPRIES!!!1111 UESS IT IN CHAPT3R 8 OF '' IN WHEN OLIEVR METS UPON THIS DA BOY CROSED OV3R AND WOKNG CLOS3 UP 2 OLIEVR SADE HULO MAH COVEY!!!!11 WUT TEH ROW IT????!!? WAS IN UES IN BOTH SENSES BY TEH TIEM '' WAS PUBLISHAD IN 1857 (ALTHOUGH TEH BOK WAS SAT IN TEH 1830S SO IT MAY HAEV BEN IN UES BY TH3N)

  • HULO THOUGH SAYS 3AST PULNG UP AND TAKNG ANOTHAR LOK AT 2M THISL NEV3R DO.
  • HULO!!!!1!!!!!!!1!!1111! OMG LOL BROWN!!!1!1! OMG WTF LOL WH3R3 DO U COME FROM

THOUGH?!!?! OMG LOL MUCH LES COMON THAN IT UESD 2 B TEH WORD 'HULO' SI STIL IN UES MANELEY IN

HALO

'HELO'!1!!11 SI ALTARNATIEVLEY THOUGHT 2 COME FROM DA WORD 'HALO' (1840) VIA 'HOLO' (ALSO 'HOLA' 'HOLOA' 'HALO' 'HALOA')<R3F!1!!1 OMG WTF LOL NM3=MW>{CIET WAB|URL=HTP/WWM-WCOM/DICTIONARY/HELO|TITLA=HELO|PUBLISH3R=MARIM-WEBST3R!11111 OMG LOL ONLIEN}</REF> DA D3FINITION OF 'HOLO' SI 2 SHOUT OR AN ORIGINALY SHOUT3D IN A WHAN TEH QUARY WAS SPOT3D<RAF NME=MW /> IF I FLEY MARCIUS/HALO M3 LIEK A HAER!11!111 LOL - '' (IVII7)!!1!!!! OMG WTF FROM 1913 TRAECS DA ETYMOLOGY OF 'HOLOA' 2 DA OLD ENGLISH 'HALOW' AND SUGESTS PERHAPS FROM AH + LO R ANGLO SAXON AALĀ ACORDNG!!1!!!111 OMG 2 DA '' 'HALO' SI A MODIFICATION OF TEH OBSOLETA 'HOLA' ('S2P')!1!11! LOL PARHAPS FROM OLD FR3NCH 'HOLA' ('HO' HO!11!1111 LOL + 'LA' THARA FROM LATIN 'ILAC' TAHT WAY)<R3F>{CIET!!!1!1!!1 WTF WEB|URL=HTP/WWBARTELBYCOM/61/60/H013600HTML|TITLE=H3LO|PUBLISHER=!1!!! WTF LOL TEH MERICAN HERITAEG® DICTIONARY OF TEH ENGLISH LANGUAEG FOURTH 3DITION|DAET=200|AC3SDAET=206-09-01}</R3F>

EXT3RNAL!!1111 OMG WTF LINKS

RAFERANC3S

<- !!!1!!!!! OMG SE HTP/3NWIKIEPDIAORG/WIKI/WIKIEPDIAFOTNOT3S!1!11! OMG WTF FOR AN EXPLANATION OF HOW 2 GENERAET FOTNOT3S USNG DA <R3F> AND </REF> TAGS AND TEH TEMPLAET BLOW -> {RAFLIST|2}

  • (SUBSCRIPTION)

  1. {CIET!!1!1!!!! WTF LOL BOK |LAST= FOST3R |FIRST= GEORG3 G |TITL3= NU YORK IN SLIECS |URL= HTP/NMEUMDLUMICHEDU/AJA25400101!11!!!!11 |ACASDAET= 206-08-15 |YAAR= 1849 |PUBLISHAR= W!11!!1!11 OMG F!11!1!! OMG WTF LOL BURGES|LOCATION= NU YORK |PAEGS= }</R3F> IT WAS LIST3D IN DICTIONAREIS BY 183<RAF!1!!1 WTF NME=ATYM> {CIET WEB|URL=HTP/WWATYMONLIENCOM/INDEXPHPS3ARCH=HELO&SEARCHMODE=NONA|TITLE=ONLIEN?!1!111! LOL ETYMOLOGY DICTIONARY}