L.S.V.T.I.W.M.N.T.W.I.H.O.H.M.N.V.E.T.D.T.S.C.F.T.N.K.T.T.A.T.T.R.O.T.H.T.B.D.M.D.T.A.C.T.T.M.A.O.G.H.H!

Laughing.So.Vigorously.That.It.Wakes.My.Neighbour.Terry.Who.Is.Half.Owl.Half.Man.Now.Very.Enraged.Terry.Does.The.Sacred.Call.For.The.Nocturnal.Knights.The.Twitting.And.The.Twooing.Rolls.Over.The.Hills.Talons.Break.Down.My.Door.They.Are.Coming.To.Take.Me.Away.Oh.God.Help.HELP!

Dave: Knock Knock.
Clement: Who's there?
Dave: Europe.
Clement: Europe who?
Dave: That's not a very nice thing to call me.
Clement: L.S.V.T.I.W.M.N.T.W.I.H.O.H.M.N.V.E.T.D.T.S.C.F.T.N.K.T.T.A.T.T.R.O.T.H.T.B.D.M.D.T.A.C.T.T.M.A.O.G.H.H!

by Semmelweis December 16, 2018

a.d.o.r.a.b.l.e

Amazing

Dreamy
One and only
Real
Beautiful

Loving

Excepting

Them:I hate myself

Other: no you are a.d.o.r.a.b.l.e

Amazing

Dreamy

One of a kind

Real

Beautiful

Loving

Excepting

Them: thank you

by Nyx123 June 14, 2019

h.a.y.o.r.

weed slang my friends and I created to have an easier way of saying that the bowl might have one hit left or could be cashed. Hit At Your Own Risk.

Someone passes the bowl, "hey man, h.a.y.o.r."

by comart80 December 12, 2008

L.M.F.A.O.W.R.O.F.L.O.L

Laughing My Fuckin Ass Off While Rolling On Floor Laughing Out Loud

guy 1: did you see that n00b get pwnd
guy 2: yeah i was L.M.F.A.O.W.R.O.F.L.O.L
guy 1: you too!

by Little Ninja April 4, 2009

R.O.T.F.L.M.F.B.A.O.L.O.L

Rolling

On
The
Floor
Laughing
My
Fat
Black
Ass
Off
Laughing

Out
Loud

Guy #1:Holy shit. That guy got pimp smacked by a he-bitch
Guy #2:R.O.T.F.L.M.F.B.A.O.L.O.L

Guy #1:Wow, just say lol for once

by kittycatsid November 4, 2009

A.C.O.R.N.

I heard that is stands for A Crowd Of Ruthless Niggers

when u see a crowd of black people hanging out and you get the feeling that they will attack you verbally or physically....."Watch out! A.C.O.R.N." Usuallly used as a warning to stay away.

by a;sldlfrh January 31, 2010

p.a.y.o.r.

Stands for "proceed at your own risk".

"P.a.y.o.r." could also stand for "pass at your own risk", as used to be posted on "road construction" signs back in the '70's, at the same time when these types of signs also read, "men working" and "flagman ahead", before the days when women began taking a lot of those jobs.

by QuacksO November 8, 2018