Rofltastic

Something that is pleasing in a greatly amusing manner. Derives from the word fantastic, meaning fantasy-like, only to exist in dreams or the imagination, and the accronym ROFL, which stands for Rolling On the Floor Laughing.

person 1: Say, Pete, did you see that there's a banana hammock sale going on at the Salvation Army?
person 2: Rofltastic!

person 1: That n00b Olly went out with a transvestite he met online!
person 2: Rofltastic!

Rofltastic by Jackford December 12, 2008

rofltastic

Rofltastic: something that is rofl funny.

PersonA: So, What did you do last night?
PersonB: I watched that new comedy, it was rofltastic

rofltastic by Mattyspatty January 3, 2008

rofltastic

Basically, roflcopter, except with "tastic" instead of "copter". the "tastic" doesn't really mean anything, but it has been translated before as an acronym for "tactical assault squad turtles in corporated." the "in corporated" is used in two seperate words, since "incorporated" would only be used for the "i"

Legolewinsky: Did you see that episode of "South Park"
Bouchey: Yeah, it was rofltastic!

rofltastic by Legolewinsky December 26, 2007

Rifftastic 

When a song has immensely good riffs and as such rocks completely, it can be said to be rifftastic.

In dialogue: "Wow, Painkiller by Judas Priest is just so incredibly rifftastic!!"

Rifftastic by Mooman May 20, 2004

roflstick 

metaphor; for one to feel the experience of the sensation to beat up a hobo using a jew stick while laughing on the floor, 20x`s better than roflcopter.

fuck your roflcopter i got my rofltick
i feel like roflsticking right now

roflstick by lilrakus23 December 20, 2009

ROFLASTC 

Rolling on floor laughing and scaring the cat.

Guy 2:i just bought teh ub0r n3w windows! omg!!!!one!!11!!one!!!shift+1!!one!!!

Guy 1: So was your last gf a jpg?

Guy 2: no, .avi, Im classy

Guy 1: ROFLASTC

ROFLASTC by Craig Mc Seveney September 4, 2006

rocktastic 

music that rocks fantastically.

anything that you makes you get up and want to rock out.

rocktastic by Ed Hartley January 13, 2004