Lollercaust

Comedy on a massive scale; Laughter that leaves six million dead

Springtime for Hitler was a Lollercaust!

by Saepiroth June 2, 2003

lollerball

When something makes you laugh so hard it feels as if you were punched in the gut by James Caan from the movie Rollerball.

Awww man, whenever I watch that movie Master of Disguise it's nothing but lollerball for me.

by TheBigLime July 21, 2008

lolzersize

When one laughs with enough force to induce sweat, tears, urine or physical pain.

Holy shit i just lolzersized so hard my pants are wet.

by Zarbongliaboltsk October 28, 2010

lolercise

The act of audibly laughing for an extended period of time to the point of getting a physical abdominal workout. (Laughing so hard your abs start to hurt).

A : "Hey, wanna go work out at the gym later?"
B : "Nah, I'm feeling pretty lazy today...wanna go see Jackass 3D instead? My friend told me he got some lolercise watching it."
A : "Yeah sure. I needed to work abs today anyway."

by beerad07 October 25, 2010

lollergasm

Derived from the internet acronym "lol" This is what happens when you start laughing at something so funny it's practically orgasmic.

God, I'm having a lollergasm from that joke!

by yaners August 27, 2006

lollerholic

Someone who has become addicted to lol.

Victim: hey whats up
lollerholic: nothing lol
Victim: whats so funny?
lollerholic: lol
lollerholic: nothing lol
Victim: oh...
Victim: So whats going on tonight?
lollerholic: lol ptsh
lollerholic: lets go to Denny's
lollerholic: i can use my new lollerskates
lollerholic: LOLOLOLOL
Victim: uh
Victim: I'm not really hungry, I'll talk to you later.
lollerholic: lol bye

by Kevin Bell March 24, 2007

lolercoaster

A joke which in which the humor is thought to cease/die down when in actual fact continues to be funny. As if the joke is on a roller coaster going round for a second time.

loler meaning: laugh out loud er

Commonly used in the 'geek' community.

lolercoaster: None. Only in context of a Joke. Can apply to most humorous situations if it fits the criterion of the definition.

by Lord Edward Carr August 4, 2009