Can we ban 'Haha' at the end of sentences?

[FantasticFabby]

I fear it comes from an invasion of Nethuns but it needs to be nipped in the bud.

If your sentence is funny I will laugh. Adding 'Haha' at the end does not encourage merriment but is in fact anger inducing.

Haha (along with lol) isn't a form of punctuation. There is no need to end every sentence with it.

Please stop.

Lol

Oh dear. That's not funny, ha ha. Lol. No?

I quite like it. But more realistically what about, "hnn hnerrr, unhh unhh" instead?

What about if we put it at the beginning instead ?

Oh yes PLEASE desist

it's frightful

it is WORSE than lol

I do use lol sometimes when it is required but not just to fill the gaps

lol!

What about

Heh heh?

I like a good

Heh heh

It indicates mirth with a slight leaning toward evil.

I like Heh Heh. It's allowed.

Lolz

We can't really ban folks from ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaing all over the show. You are welcome to tell them that you aren't keen on it but we can't really make it a rule as such.

lol good point haha
what about buahahahhahahahahahahahah?

Seeing lol & haha in posts drives me bananas. Especially when it's used at the end of every sentence.

I don't mind a good ROFL though if the occasion merits it.

what about 'PMSL'?

And also (light-hearted) in thread titles.

Ha fucking ha??!

I quite a lot

I haha. Not a nethun either haha!

It just comes in handy sometimes haha!

I put ha ha if I'm not sure any of you dimwits will get that it's a joke. HA HA

I like hehehehehehehehehehe

reminds me of Dastardly and Muttley sort of

How about: hurr hurr hurr
Like Beavis and Butthead?

ROLF

Putting light hearted stems from ops fear of being misinterpreted. Since they usually are, I can understand it.

I think we should put heavy hearted. Ha ha?

How about ho ho ho or is there copyright on that?

Although this involves creepy wee brackets

Why does it make me think of nelson muntz haa haaa

Stop being a grump.

Well played, Thisisaghost. Haha.

You can have ha

But not Haha

It's all to do with the a before the second h

It looks all wrong.