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BUWAHAHAHA 

It's a sinister and fake laugh, much like one would hear from an evil villain. Obviously, there are few villains around today , other than employees of FOX "news", so when one types it today they are making fun of theirself. It beats the heck out of trying to make an emoticon to reflect the intent of whatever wickedly sarcastic thing they were saying.
"Penelope my dear, come down to the railroad tracks and help me look for flattened pennies. BUWAHAHAHA!!!" (If this was done in person then Penelope should decline the offer.)
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oh bwhahahahah 

What mentally unstable people type when they laugh.
Oh BWHAHAHAHAHAH! Now that right there is very big funny funny funny. BWHAHAHAHAHAH.
oh bwhahahahah by AHancock27 September 11, 2020

BAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA 

kid on roblox: can someone please donate
other kid: BAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAUR SOOOOOOO LYING

bahahaha 

whoever sent it is evolving into a sheep
Me:(insert joke here)
Friend:bahahaha
bahahaha by 68+1isawinwin July 25, 2017

buahahahahahahaha 

the same as buahahahahahaha only with an extra 'ha' for added emphasis
that extra 'ha' is all important, said the man doing the manic laughter

bwahahahaha 

A strange laugh created by the Bleach character Don Kan'onji. Everyone's doing it.
The spirits are always with you! Bwahahahaha!
bwahahahaha by meeeeeeeeeeee405 November 23, 2010

Muwahahahaha 

An expression of evil. Best made while sitting in a large swivel chair and stroking a white cat.
And after you are dipped in acid, Mr. Bond, we will put you into this truck sized cheese grater. Muwahahahaha!
Muwahahahaha by erigami October 17, 2010
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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