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The missing letters are "M" and "O," so the sequence would be "L, M, N, O."
"lol" is pronounced as individual letters "L-O-L," each pronounced like the beginning of the words "laugh out loud."
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I think it's El Paso. The YJ are just "place holders" and have nothing to do otherwise with the puzzle. The L is directly past the YJ in the first line and then the L "passes" the O in the second line. It goes from L-O to O-L. L "Pass" O.
I think it's El Paso. The YJ are just "place holders" and have nothing to do otherwise with the puzzle. The L is directly past the YJ in the first line and then the L "passes" the O in the second line. It goes from L-O to O-L. L "Pass" O.
No! What did you think? Someone had to think of a planet for Sgt. Frog!! (O O) l l l l .....
L-O-L- - 2012 is rated/received certificates of: USA:PG-13
L. O. Wenckebach was born in 1895.
L. O. Wenckebach died in 1962.
A. O. L. Atkin was born in 1925.