I like the first one, so true

I like the third one

For Alarm für Cobra 11

OMG! i found a new Gamer meme! LOL!
#IMCDbmemes

OMG is older than hashtag: 2007 (I thought it was much newer) OMG: First used in a 1917 letter to Winston Churchill (I thought it only existed since the late 90s) so I'd say your argument is invalid.

Nah, it's valid. The people I know who say hashtag also have OMG in their everyday vocabulary. It's a very hipster-like / valley-girlish thing to say.

What do you call a # if you dont call it Hashtag btw? The # was used since the 70s.

Number sign.

Also used for pound sign for weight as well

What about the sharp/dièse/diesis sign in music? In somewhat different writing for purists, but most certainly the origin of all these signs...

Other names in English (source: Wikipedia):

1. Comment sign;
2. Cross;
3. Hex;
4. Octothorp, octothorpe, octathorp, octatherp;
5. Sharp;
6. Space;
7. Square (occasionally used in the UK);
8. Others: crosshatch, (garden) fence, mesh, flash, grid, pig-pen, tictactoe, scratch (mark), (garden) gate, hak, oof, rake, crunch, punch mark, sink, corridor, capital 3, and waffle.

"hashtag" is the word that goes with the "#"; the symbol itself is just the hash character (number sign):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashtag
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_sign



Worse thing is that in French we commonly use the sharp/dièse word for the hash symbol (as here "#" is not used for "number", we use "n°" instead), so they officially translated "hashtag" to "mot-dièse"...

With one dash more it's a symbol of the http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zinken_(Geheimzeichen) , used in this language http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotwelsch - I've drawn it with chalk besides my house's door - it means "violent property owner"

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_670367.html

As much as I like the Crown Vics, this is all too true.

Robbie Williams' reaction when he heard that Purzel hates Volkswagen.

Doge Ram

Sometimes I feel that he doesn't even look back at his comments: