Having a laugh inne?

Having a laugh aren't you?

Used in online games when someone trys ripping you right off.

Person 1:How much will you pay for this?
Person 2:Erm not sure how much you want?
Person 1:(Mazzively overpriced number here)
Person 2:HAVING A LAUGH INNE??
Person 1:wtf?
Person 2:lol matt you see that?

by Peter Sykes January 28, 2004

have a laugh

'Having a laugh' is a remark used to describe a type of comic behaviour that is facetious, ironic or sarcastic. The person may be fooled into believing the other person is being serious, when in fact he's just 'having a laugh'. It's harmless fun.
In some cases it's synonymous with mockery.
But like most things British its subtle and understated.
It's also lighthearted in nature

"Are you suggesting I look like a girl with my long hair"
"No mate, I'm just have a laugh''

by Cinimod35 April 30, 2016

are you having a laugh?

basically means “are you taking the piss”

“Meghan Markle & Prince Harry are pure class!”
“Are you having a laugh? lunatic”

by stellaohlala April 12, 2021

Faf-a-laugh

Derived from one of the "faf"s (faggot ass faggot).
refers to a term for a homosexual male who in which brings humor with his presence.

There was some Faf-a-laugh at the mall today, that queer had me laughing so hard.

by ChronCrizzle October 21, 2010

Fuck that for a laugh

A phrase you’d use to reject a task and/or shut something down.

“You think i’m driving half way across town and you aren’t going to pay me, fuck that for a laugh!

by Fuckinghandlealreadyinuse January 31, 2024

laugh a minute bitches (lamb)

A laugh a minute bitches or lamb is a phrase used when you and your mates are having so much fun, it's a laugh a minute.

Can't wait to go out with the girls it's going to be lamb, laugh a minute bitches (lamb)

by tttgirls January 22, 2016

That elicited a real laugh.

Internet slang used by people with an IQ in or above double digits, meaning "lol".

"I say old chap! Two neutrons are walking down the street when one proceeds to say to the other, 'I think I've lost an electron!' The other ponders that and enquires, 'Are you sure?' to which the first responds, 'I'm positive!'"

"That elicited a real laugh."

by Rupert Lavesque April 20, 2008