The episode starts as Julien, Maurice and Mort walk into the plane, where there are laughing and whooping sounds. Maurice: Uh Clover, what are you- Ah! *slips on grease and falls* Julien: *points to Maurice and laughs* Haha! Look at Mauri- *slips and falls on top of Maurice* Mort: Hehe! *jumps on top Julien and Maurice*

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Mort: Uhh, (singsong) I don't know where the Red Squirrel is, but this one time, I found a piece of red licorice. Buck: You don't know anything about the Red Squirrel, huh? (points to his tail.)

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mdr - morte de rire translates to die laughing. This ("mdr" = "mort (e) de rire") and "ptdr", which is "pété (e) de rire" 'burst (ing) from laughter'. "haha" (sometimes "hihi" and "hehe"; "héhé" is more old-man-y in imagined laugh) is definitely used in French; "lol" is increasingly common, impressionistically.

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Solana was due a new little cute innocent yet annoying mascot. Mort the Mouse Lemur is here to show canines how to be the centre of attention. Get ready for MORT, a project created by the cutest developer team on Solana.

2011年5月27日 · French typically writes "héhé" or just "hahaha." The French equivalent of "lol" (if they don't just use lol) is "mdr," which stand for "mort de rire," literally "dying of laughter."

There are many ways of expressing laughter via text in English-speaking countries like LOL (laugh out loud), LMAO (laughing my apples off), ROFL (rolling on the floor laughing), teehee (hehe), and so on. But do you ever wonder how the rest of the world laughs?