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laugh out loud in 1337 speak
lolz0rz d00d. taht R SOOOO FUNNY!
lolz0rz by Travis December 8, 2002
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Like many other "0r" words (like bitchz0r, or hax0r, or sux0rz), this has an unknown origin. But it can be traced back to "lolsaur".

If you are a true lamer, use it. If not, AVOID IT AT ANY COST, or people will start to think you're a moron.
Person1: something REALLY funny
Person2: OMG lolz0rrrr!!!!111
Person1: yaaaaaa bitchz0r die cuz i am teh hax0rz

Person1: kekeke
Person2: kekeke! lolz0r!!!11

Person1: Hi.
Person2: lolz0r
Person1: ?
Person2: lolzor!!
Person1: O.o
Person2: lolz0r!!!111 kekeke omg lolz0r!!!
lolz0r by Grunt January 24, 2006
Comes from the word "lulz"
Which comes from "lol"
which means

Laugh out loud.
Lulz0rz is just 1337 speaking taken to an extreme.
Blah1: omfg i r winrar
blah2: lulz0rz u r teh lose
lulz0rz by Thy paperclip October 16, 2007
lolz0rs originates from the original phrase used by 9 year olds, lol, which means "Laugh out Loud" but this particular variant is used by geekdorks, startrek/scifi fans and the like..
"lolz0rs I am teh Bork!!!11one"
lolz0rs by Matt September 19, 2004

lolz0rrzz 

An extreme of LOL (laughing out loud.)
Even funnier than LOL.
"Zomg!!!! You are WAY too funny!!! I'm laughing so hard i can't breathe!!! lolz0rrzz"
lolz0rrzz by arscgl February 3, 2008

L0LZ0RZATTACKZ! 

When something is so funny it's both a laugh out loud and a personal laugh attack. The definition of epic koolness. Use this word when feeling uber geeky, nerdy, or just plain kewlz.
Dave: Why was 6 afraid of seven, dude?

Brian: uhhhhhhh....

Dave: CUZ 7 8 9!!!!!

Both: L0LZ0RZATTACKZ!!!!!
L0LZ0RZATTACKZ! by KBGrizzle February 12, 2010
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