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Bofl
Bofl by Postmortem K.I. September 8, 2021
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BOFL
BOFL by GobbleTwerk22 July 25, 2019
BOFL
Bubbling on the Floor Laughing. A less exaggerated version of ROFL - Rolling on the floor laughing. It's more of a chuckle version to that.
Last night was a good time! - BOFL!
BOFL by Scor Chicago March 20, 2013
Bofl
The superior form of rofl. The b is part of the b phenomenon that occurred in the late 1990s (created by hohoh0 and Aeurix incorporated); the first b-word was associated with the famous quaker known as Bolph. No words in the dictionary can give a definition of the b, it is simply known as perfection.
AHAHHA THATS BOFL
BOFL!!!!!!!!!!!!
BOFL ME UP WHY DONT YOU???
YES ID LIKE TWO CUPS OF BOFLES TO GO PLZ!
20:56 pHillyDMAN: guu is tryin to laugh for the first time and she sounds like some ROBOT and all the pokutes jump out and start laughin with him and weda, IT MAKES NO SENSe and im boflin like am ofo ahbbeeuauhehuehueuh
23:35 OLIVERt16: like that acrobatic pup had the most amazing moves ever,, william and I were bofling when he jumped like 30 feet in the air and served the ball while upside down
BOFL!!!!!!!!!!!!
BOFL ME UP WHY DONT YOU???
YES ID LIKE TWO CUPS OF BOFLES TO GO PLZ!
20:56 pHillyDMAN: guu is tryin to laugh for the first time and she sounds like some ROBOT and all the pokutes jump out and start laughin with him and weda, IT MAKES NO SENSe and im boflin like am ofo ahbbeeuauhehuehueuh
23:35 OLIVERt16: like that acrobatic pup had the most amazing moves ever,, william and I were bofling when he jumped like 30 feet in the air and served the ball while upside down
Boflexing
My wife was at this doctors house and she told me she was really buying his exercise machine for me for Father's Day. She was boflexing around on me.
Boflexing by Screwed over September 3, 2013
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