OTL

Korean emoticon expressing desperation /disappointment.
(an image of a man kneeling down with both hands to the ground)

O = head
T = arms to the ground
L = legs

OTL is the term used to express a situation where you are so upset that you feel like getting on your hands on the floor and knees down to start crying. The term introduced first in the u.s. by Peter Si(1980).
O shows head down
T shows stretching arms down on the floor
L shows kneel down

OTL is a stick figure of a person on all fours. O= head, T = arms on the ground, and L = legs. The lowercase form is orz.

This emoticon can be used interchangeably with *worship* which simply means that you are grateful to whomever you present the emoticon to. You use it on someone you really look up to, or someone who just gave you valuable information, or someone you just want to be like.

In some Asian cultures, the emoticon symbolizes crawling, and can indicate frustration, desperation, or even despair.

OTL is an emoticon representing failure

O represents the head
T represents the arms on the ground
L represents the legs on the ground

If you're still lost, please see more about OTL at otlplz.deviantart.com

On The Low
Zenei kiadó / Magyar zenészek kollektívája + zaddy, gittegylet

One True Love. Meaning the person you love the most.

A game, originating in San Diego, California. OTL stands for "Over the Line" Similar to softball where there is a batter, pitcher, and outfield.
The objective of the game is to get more homeruns than the opposing team. The batter tries to hit the ball (thrown upwards by the pitcher from the ground) with a bat and get it to fly over a line on the field. If it is caught midair, the batter is out. If it lands on the ground or is touched by one of the outfielders then hits the ground/goes out, then that counts as one base. If the ball flies past the farthest outfielder's head, it's a homerun.