by T-Bird M'T May 21, 2005
“Please stop, I’m trying to work and can’t see the screen through the tears of laughter at your ludicrosity!”
by Emmywz August 13, 2021
1. A descritpive term used to describe the state of a person, place, thing or event of a particularly ludicrous nature.
by El-Keter August 9, 2002
Recieving/falling victim to ludicrous directives, usually from middle management under instruction from management in large companies.
by sonormore February 28, 2006
In early 1999, myself and fellow independant filmaker, Emery Noel of manchester NH USA co-wrote a film named "ludicrosity." The plot was about 4 guys who were going nowhere in their lives until the discovered the risks and thrills of comic terrorism- unfortunatly we were at about 75% complete primary shooting of our footage on 9/11/01, and the project had to be scrapped in the tense weeks that followed. Filmaker's insurance skyrocketed, police participation was nil and several locations backed out. Though we copyrighted the title believing that in fact we had created the word circa summer 1999, I am not laying individual claim to it other than as the title to our film. Thought that may be interesting to someone somewhere out there at some time, who enjoys the word.
Posted by: Gordon Smith on May 25, 2004 07:31 PM
Posted by: Gordon Smith on May 25, 2004 07:31 PM
"critics described the film as nothing short of remarkable- amazing and filled with such Ludicrosity as to make your heads spin"
form our now defunct website
form our now defunct website
by Gordon Smith May 25, 2004
by alanora May 18, 2009
lu·di·crous·i·ty per·son·i·fied (loo-di-kruhs-i-tee pər-sŏn'ə-fī'd)
--adjective
1. The height of ludicrosity--an extreme case of absurdity and humor--experienced on a human level.
2. An event of unbelievable ridiculousness.
--adjective
1. The height of ludicrosity--an extreme case of absurdity and humor--experienced on a human level.
2. An event of unbelievable ridiculousness.
Example of ludicrosity personified- I was speaking with a kid on the street who said he has healing hands because his friend regained consciousness when he held her hand. Of course, it could have been the glucose tab that helped the diabetic.
by Michael DeFant December 11, 2008