roflship
Roll On the Floor Laughing So Hard I Pee
Commonly used in a conversation
A newer version of rofl, or lol
Commonly used in a conversation
A newer version of rofl, or lol
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Roflshisms
Roflshisms- Rolling on the floor laughing so hard i shit myself
Close to Rotflshism but "the" is dropped and "myself" is split to add a more fluid sound
Close to Rotflshism but "the" is dropped and "myself" is split to add a more fluid sound
Person 1: Michigan just lost to Appalachian st.!
Person 2: Roflshisms! They suck!
-or- it can be used in the past tense
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Person 1: Dude i just totally Roflshismed my pants after watching him play basketball
** Since the -ed ending has been added the acronym can no longer be used, but instead it is implied that the user of the word rolled on the floor, laughed so hard they shit themself except in the past tense**
Person 2: Roflshisms! They suck!
-or- it can be used in the past tense
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Person 1: Dude i just totally Roflshismed my pants after watching him play basketball
** Since the -ed ending has been added the acronym can no longer be used, but instead it is implied that the user of the word rolled on the floor, laughed so hard they shit themself except in the past tense**
Roflshisms by Kashel September 11, 2007
Related Words
roflship • ROFLSHIPMP • Roflshisms • roflshic • roflshit • roflshid • roflshidmtamsfo • Roflshigab • roflshihlacbsuma • ROFLSHILMTAMSFO
ROFLSHISMMFP
ROFLSHISMMFP by Joe Bone March 24, 2005
roflwhip
Rolling on the floor laughing with hilarious immediate pleasure
Because everyone likes to get hit with a good roflwip once in a while
Because everyone likes to get hit with a good roflwip once in a while
roflwhip by Nate William September 29, 2009
roflshidmtamsfo
roflshidmtamsfo by Hey Artemis March 16, 2017
roflsmipoms
roflsmipoms by J and C December 24, 2005
roflshihlacbsuma
roflshihlacbsuma by BLARGHMAN BWAHAHAHAHAH January 16, 2010
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